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Spain's Gamesa to supply 405 wind turbines to China

by Staff Writers
Madrid (AFP) July 11, 2008
Spanish wind turbine manufacturer Gamesa said on Friday it has signed a deal 200-million-euro (316-million-dollar) deal with the China Longyuan Electric Power Group.

Under the contract, Gamesa will supply the Chinese group with 405 wind turbines and maintain them for two years.

The turbines represent a total energy capacity of 344 MegaWatts.

Gamesa will deliver the turbines throughout 2009 in different parts of the country.

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