27/07/2017at 13:41

GE lands biggest order to date

The US wind turbine manufacturer has settled the sale of 800 of its 2.5 MW turbines for a USD 28.5 billion project in Oklahoma.

by MAZ PLECHINGER

GE has landed a significant boost on its home market. The US wind turbine manufacturer will deliver 800 of its 2.5 W turbines to the 2GW Wind Catcher project in Oklahoma, reveals the customer, Invenergy.

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