Siemens Gamesa lands in Spanish corona dispute
According to a Spanish labor union, the OEM claims that 2,000 units of testing equipment have been confiscated by authorities. Madrid denies that this is the case.
The Spanish wind industry is back in business. This, the manufacturers insist, is taking place with stricter anti-contagion measures. Among other things, Siemens Gamesa has reportedly carried out viral testing on more than 600 staff, both from its own ranks as well as among critical subsuppliers, which, despite recent weeks of emergency protocols in the country, have been permitted to work within maintenance and service.
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