List of wind turbine manufacturers
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This is a list of notable wind turbine manufacturers and business that manufacture major wind turbine components.
Alphabetical list
File:Wakamatsu wind farm.jpg
Wakamatsu wind farm, Kitakyushu (Japan)
- Acciona Energy (Spain) - new owner NORDEX 2015
- ADWEN - cooperation between Gamesa and AREVA (France); purchased Multibrid (Germany) in June 2010
- Alstom Wind (Spain) - subsidiary by General Electric since 2014
- Amperax (Germany)
- Bard (Germany)
- Blaster (Norway)
- Boeing (USA) - only experimental; dismantled
- China Guodian Corporation (China) - turbine brand United Wind Power
- Clipper Windpower (USA)
- CNR (China)
- CS Windpower (China) - formerly Sheng Guo Wind Power
- CSIC (Chongqing) HZ Wind Power (China)
- DeWind (Germany/USA) - subsidiary of Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (Korea)
- Doosan (Korea)
- DSTN (DSME Trenton) (Canada)
- Ecotècnia (Spain) - bought by Alstom Wind
- Elecon Engineering (India)
- Elsewedy (Egypth)
- Enercon (Germany)
- Enron Wind (now defunct) - wind-turbine manufacturing assets bought by General Electric in 2002
- Envision Energy (Denmark)
- Eozen (Spain)
- EWT (Holland)
- Fairwind Sa (Belgium)
- Gamesa (Spain) (previously known as Gamesa Eólica)
- General Electric (USA)
- Goldwind (China)
- Hanjin (Korea)
- HEAG (China)
- Hitachi (Japan) - acquired the wind turbine business of Fuji Heavy Industries in 2012[1]
- Hi-VAWT (Taiwan)
- Hyosung (Korea)
- Hyundai Heavy Industries (Korea)
- I-Wec (South Africa)
- Japan Steel Works (Japan)
- Jeumont (France)
- Kenersys (India)
- Komai (Japan)
- Končar (Croatia)
- Lagerwey Wind (The Netherlands)
- Leitner Group (Italy)
- Mapna (Iran)
- Mervento (Finland)
- Ming Yang (China)
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Japan)
- MTorres (Spain)
- NEG Micon - now part of Vestas
- Nordex SE (Germany)
- Nordic Windpower (USA) - bankrupted in 2012
- Nordwind (Germany)
- Northel Enerji (Turkey)
- Northern Power Systems (USA)
- PacWind (USA)
- quietrevolution (United Kingdom)
- Raum Energy Inc. (Canada)
- RRB Energy Limited (India)
- Samsung Heavy Industries (Korea)
- SANY (China)
- Scanwind (Norway) - bought by General Electric in 2009
- Schuler (Germany)
- Senvion (Germany)
- Shanghai Electric (China) (SEwind)
- Siemens Wind Power (Germany/Denmark)
- Sinovel (China)
- Southwest Windpower (USA) - closed February 20, 2013
- STX Windpower (Korea / The Netherlands)
- Suzlon (India)
- Sway (Norway)
- TECO (Taiwan)
- Unison (South Korea)
- Urban Green Energy (USA)
- Vergnet (France)
- Vestas (Denmark) - the world's largest manufacturer of wind turbines[2]
- WDRVM (Syria)
- WEG (Brasil)
- Windey (China)
- Windflow (New Zealand)
- WinWinD (Finland)
See also
- AWEA (American Wind Energy Association)
- EWEA (European Wind Energy Association)
- List of Danish wind turbine manufacturers
- List of offshore wind farms
- List of wind farms
- Wind power in the People's Republic of China
References
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External links
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- Alphabetical list of wind turbine manufacturers
- Directory of wind turbine manufacturers in the USA
- Alphabetical list of small Wind turbines manufacturers
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