How GE Renewable Energy is seeking to offset inflation in ‘worst-hit’ onshore wind business

Increasing onshore wind prices is part of a strategy GE leadership is pursuing to combat cost pressures

by Craig Richard
GE Renewable Energy cited lower volumes and margins on new onshore wind turbines as the main reasons behind its $795 million loss in 2021
GE Renewable Energy cited lower volumes and margins on new onshore wind turbines as the main reasons behind its $795 million loss in 2021

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