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"The number of companies assembling nacelles (the big box that sits on the tower containing the gear box and generator) went from one in 2004 — GE Wind — to five in 2008 — Clipper Windpower of Carpinteria, Calif.; Acciona and Gamesa of Spain, and the Composite Technology Corp. subsidiary DeWind of Irvine, Calif. Five other foreign firms plan to build U.S. plants."
From:http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9A0DE7DC113CF934A35752C1A9619C8B63
"António Mexia, sees a big United States market for wind farms, like the one in upstate New York, above, operated by a unit of his company, Energías de Portugal, and PPM Energy, owned by Iberdrola."
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"German conglomerate Siemens AG will open a wind turbine parts factory in Hutchinson, Kansas"
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What foreign companies are investing into building Wind Power in the US?
In 2008, Acciona energia invested in both wind and solar power generation. In Nevada it inaugurated its 64 megawatt solar power farm, a $266 million project. Acciona is manufacturing wind mills in Iowa.
Acciona has invested $1 billion in US wind power sector.
What other foreign companies are investing in wind power in the US?
Acciona has invested $1 billion in US wind power sector.
What other foreign companies are investing in wind power in the US?
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June 09, 2009 06:11 AM
From:http://www.mcclatchydc.com/260/story/65903.html "The number of companies assembling nacelles (the big box that sits on the tower containing the gear box and generator) went from one in 2004 — GE Wind — to five in 2008 — Clipper Windpower of Carpinteria, Calif.; Acciona and Gamesa of Spain, and the Composite Technology Corp. subsidiary DeWind of Irvine, Calif. Five other foreign firms plan to build U.S. plants."
From:http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9A0DE7DC113CF934A35752C1A9619C8B63
"António Mexia, sees a big United States market for wind farms, like the one in upstate New York, above, operated by a unit of his company, Energías de Portugal, and PPM Energy, owned by Iberdrola."
From: http://www.areadevelopment.com/newsItems/5-5-2009/kansas-siemens-wind-turbine-factory.shtml
"German conglomerate Siemens AG will open a wind turbine parts factory in Hutchinson, Kansas"
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