31/07/2019at 13:22

GE's wind hemorrhage continues

The US conglomerate's renewable energy unit records yet another deficit – this time at around USD 184 million – despite tripling its wind turbine order intake.

by MAZ PLECHINGER

Fine figures – just not on the bottom line.

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