Mingyang claims 'first' Chinese turbine success in South Korea with offshore wind deal - Recharge
Mingyang claims ‘first’ Chinese turbine success in South Korea with offshore wind deal | Recharge
Mingyang claims it has secured the first order of any Chinese turbine maker in South Korea, teeing it up to go toe-to-toe with European manufacturers in a market that is expected to take off in the coming years.
Mingyang announced today (Wednesday) that in collaboration with Unison – a South Korean turbine maker it partnered with this year – it has secured an order to supply 13 6.5MW
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