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WindEconomics: Wind industry healthy despite pandemic

By David Milborrow, 31 March 2021

Despite the economic damage being inflicted on economies the world over by the Covid 19 crisis, the wind industry appears to be in good shape

Siemens Gamesa retains top spot in slow year for Indian wind

By Andrew McCorkell, 24 February 2021

Last year saw the lowest level of wind commissioning in a decade in India as 1.1GW of onshore wind projects were added in 2020, according to BloombergNEF

Looking back on 2020 – Part 2: Losses mount as Covid adds to sector’s woes

By Craig Richard & Nadia Weekes, 14 January 2021

The second part of our review of the year looks at how the industry's major players fared as lockdowns caused some delays in installations and quite a few CEOs were waved off

What next for Senvion? A look at the possibilities

By David Weston, 8 July 2019

Beleaguered turbine manufacturer Senvion is in the midst of a recovery, with the backlog of orders now clearing, freeing up revenue. But with new orders drying up during its self-imposed insolvency proceedings, the company is not out of the woods yet. So what does the future hold for the company? Windpower Monthly takes a look at the options.

Leading OEMs to continue dominance into next decade

By Craig Richard, 19 June 2019

Over half of the wind turbine market will be dominated by just three manufacturers by 2020, new analysis has claimed.

OEMs field-testing blade inspection tool

By Michael McGovern, 23 May 2019

A new device call Notus promises to slash wind farm operation costs by scanning and detecting blade coating and surface faults using terahertz imaging -- a technology developed by US security agencies following the terrorist strikes in New York in September 2001.

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