Spanish wind energy giant Gamesa, in its last quarter as an independent company, reported stellar performance for the first quarter of 2017, with revenues increasing by 45% and sales totaling nearly 1,500 megawatts.
The merger of Spanish wind energy giant Gamesa and Siemens’ Wind Power business has cleared another hurdle, as European authorities have given antitrust approval for the merger to proceed.
Spanish wind energy giant Gamesa has continued its exceedingly strong 2016 with a third quarter of increased profit, improving 2016 guidance, as the company’s shareholders vote unanimously to approve the merger with Siemens Wind Power.
Shareholders of Spanish wind energy giant Gamesa have overwhelmingly voted in favor of a merger with Siemens Wind Power.
For all of its opponents’ arguments, wind energy remains one of the cornerstones of our present and future clean energy framework, and while there is no shortage of stories about wind turbines being harmful to birds, bats, and humans, much worse could be said about the effects of our current … [continued]
The Siemens “Wind & Renewables” division returned “sharply lower” orders in the first quarter of the company’s financial year (October through December). According to the company’s financial earnings release, the Wind Power & Renewables division took in €1,317 million worth of orders, down substantially on a year earlier (€2,261 million). Revenue … [continued]
Siemens*, or at least the company it has commissioned to make the video above, knows how to make a wind power advertisement. One of the key takeaway impressions people seem to have after visiting a wind turbine up close (or even going to the top of one) is how entirely … [continued]
This Siemens wind power video is awesome. Well thought out, well implemented, clever, attractive, excellent. Check it out: Notably, wind power is now the cheapest form of electricity in many (perhaps most) places. Even without proper pricing of pollution (which would make coal and natural gas electricity much more … [continued]
Iowa is a clear wind energy leader. The folks there know that wind energy is an economic dynamo… when given the proper love. In this exclusive guest post below, Debi Durham, director of the Iowa Economic Development Authority, shows how Iowa’s story sheds light on what happens when the wind … [continued]
Siemens Energy’s North American business has the wind at its back. Europe’s largest engineering company racked up orders for 293 wind turbines from six wind power projects – four in the US, one in Puerto Rico and one in Canada – from July to October.
