Vestas suffering from untenably pricey faults
For the twelfth consecutive quarter, the OEM’s volume of warranty provisions exceeded the company target. We can’t live with this, concedes CEO.
BY MAZ PLECHINGER, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN
One of the wind power industry’s oft-mentioned problems concerns quantity – forming a hitch that applies both to items of the smallest scale, for instance the ongoing shortage of microchips, as well as the largest of matters, such as the manufacturer’s meager order intake of recent years. In 2022, the turbine maker took in supply contracts totaling a mere 11.2GW.
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