Chinese Wind Turbine Manufacturer Goldwind Establishes New Headquarters in Northeastern Brazil

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Published on 21/10/2022 at 09:28

Updated on 30/10/2022 at 11:58

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In Interview With CPG, José Eduardo, CEO of Goldwind Brazil, Says That Brazil Will Receive New High-Tech Equipment for the Wind Energy Sector

The Brazil Windpower is the main wind energy event in Latin America that aims to provide a true immersion in technology, innovation, and sustainability with the goal of helping in the development of the wind industry in Brazil.

In this 13th edition of the event, the participation of Goldwind Brazil’s CEO, José Eduardo, was highlighted. He emphasized that the company operates in a highly optimized manner with the goal of protecting the environment. “We have very good technology, we have an extremely competitive machine with excellent generation and low impact on the environment,” the executive stated.

Video: José Eduardo from Goldwind Talks About High-Quality Technology for the Environment

YouTube video — ***José Eduardo, CEO of Goldwind Brazil,***

Furthermore, José Eduardo added that the company is coming to Brazil, specifically to the Northeast region, bringing high-tech equipment by the beginning of 2023. “In fact, we are seeking a better position regarding existing projects. The Goldwind concept is to manufacture the machines and bring dedicated solutions for that project,” the company’s CEO emphasized.

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Chinese Wind Turbine Manufacturer Goldwind Establishes New Headquarters in Northeastern Brazil

In Interview With CPG, José Eduardo, CEO of Goldwind Brazil, Says That Brazil Will Receive New High-Tech Equipment for the Wind Energy Sector

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