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Siemens Energy takes over wind turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa
Minority shareholders of the Spanish-German firm Siemens Gamesa voted for a capital reduction for the remaining 2.21% stake that the company’s parent Siemens Energy does not yet own.
EU to invest $2.16bn in green hydrogen in Brazil
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has announced that the EU will invest €2bn ($2.16bn) in green hydrogen and energy efficiency in Brazil.
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Opergy Group and Mingyang Smart Energy Group, a wind turbine manufacturer based in China, have joined forces in a strategic alliance, facilitating Mingyang's entry into the UK offshore wind market.
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