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Windpower TV - Repower CEO, Andreas Nauen

20 November 2013

Andreas Nauen, Repower CEO talks about the future of the company's offshore division, which comes a month after the company announced its to rebrand as Senvion.

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He says he is optimistic about the company's future as it will install 50 turbines next year and they just finished a project in Belgium. The next stage is the development of new turbines.

Repower announced two days ago the development of its 6.2M152 turbine, a new version of its 6M offshore platform, which is scheduled for production in 2014 and serial production in 2015 - Nauen provides more details about this.

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