Siemens Gamesa to maintain its strong Spanish roots
The wind turbine manufacturer's Spanish supply chain is growing, says the CEO at the company's first general assembly.
Tuesday, everything was finally locked into place for Siemens Gamesa. During the company's first general assembly in Gamesa's hometown of Zamudio in Spain, the shareholders approved both the company's name and officially confirmed former Siemens Wind Power boss Markus Tacke's new role as CEO, and also voted that future general assemblies would henceforth be held in the larger, neighboring city of Bilbao now that the merged wind turbine manufacturer has become so large.
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