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- view websiteVestas Plans to Open R&D Center in Singapore: Establishes Wind Turbine Plant in China
Having recently moved its Asia Pacific headquarters from Denmark to Singapore, where it may also set up a new R & D lab, Denmark's Vestas Wind Systems… Read More »
- view websiteNorway firm plans world's biggest wind park
Havgul AS, a Norwegian firm, has applied for a concession for the world's biggest wind power development off western Norway with total capacity of 1500… Read More »
- view websiteTurbine manufacturer Vestas sees shares surge on Shell bid talk
Big news in the wind power industry as there is speculation that Shell's renewables arm is going to make a GBP2 billion bid for Denmark's Vestas, the… Read More »
- view websiteDanish know-how headed to Argentina
Looks like Denmark will be helping out Argentina with their wind power, among other things. … Read More »
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