Former MHI Vestas CEO elected chair of floating wind startup
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MHI Vestas' first V164 wind turbines hit the seas during Jens Tommerup's four-year tenure as chief executive of the Danish-Japanese joint venture. He will now attempt to replicate that success – albeit at a smaller scale and in a somewhat different role. Wednesday evening, the former CEO was elected chair of Swedish startup Seatwirl, whose current floating wind turbine is rated at 30 kW, the company informs in a statement.
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