Siemens Gamesa reaches milestone in India

The German/Spanish turbine manufacturer has now installed more than 5 GW in India, and the manufacturer plans to introduce new products to maintain its market share.

by VIKTOR BRANDT KÆRGAARD

Siemens Gamesa can now call itself the second-largest turbine producer in India measured in installed capacity, writes the company in a press release.

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