GE braced for exotic renewables venture with Italian oil firm
The US turbine manufacturer will join forces with Eni to build up the renewables sector in the world's ninth-largest country, which is now ready for wind power despite "powerful electromagnetic radiation".
After last week's Russian onshore wind tender, resulting in contracts for 1.65 GW – and possible a new Vestas factory in Russia – the country's southern neighbor of Kazakhstan is now ready to get in the game. During the just-ended world exhibit Expo 2017 in the capital Astana, a deal was signed between the country's government, GE, and Eni for the development of a wind farm, according to a statement on Astana's website.
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