UK court rules in favor of GE in Siemens Gamesa patent breach case
British court sides with the US-based wind OEM in not being in violation of Siemens Gamesa’s patent, thereby permitting marketing of the Haliade-X platform in the UK.
BY ANNE FILBERT, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN
Whilst a US court sided with Siemens Gamesa in September in ruling that rival General Electric Renewable Energy’s (GERE) design of the Haliade-X platform breached the German-Spanish manufacturer’s patent, the UK High Court is of another persuasion, reports Renews.
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