Vestas Will Open A New Maintenance Service Center In Bahia, Boosting Job Creation And Workforce Development In The Region's Wind Sector

Vestas Will Open A New Maintenance Service Center In Bahia, Boosting Job Creation And Workforce Development In The Region’s Wind Sector

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Published on 21/10/2022 at 11:21

Updated on 30/10/2022 at 12:01

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Among the exhibitors present at the Brazil Windpower 2022, the company Vestas, also represented by Eric Gomes, Commercial Director of Vestas in Brazil, reported that the first turbine was installed in Fernando de Noronha in the 2000s. “And more recently, in the last twelve years, we have a very significant presence with investments, with the location of wind turbine technology. We opened our first factory in 2011 in the municipality of Maracanaú, in the Metropolitan Region of Fortaleza,” the director stated.

Video: Eric Gomes Talks About Vestas’ New Service Center

YouTube video — ***Eric Gomes, Commercial Director of Vestas in Brazil***

Regarding the company’s growth in Brazil, Eric mentioned that Vestas’ plan is to open a second maintenance center in Bahia, where a large part of the installations are concentrated, providing even more new jobs for the region. “It is a very significant impact, not only on the production activity of wind turbines… We have our factory in Aquiraz, but we also produce blades and towers through partners with projects, with Vestas designers, which is also a job creation vector,” the exhibitor argued.

About Brazil Windpower 2022

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

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Vestas Will Open A New Maintenance Service Center In Bahia, Boosting Job Creation And Workforce Development In The Region’s Wind Sector

With The Union Of Partners, Commercial Director Believes That The Employability Index In The Region Will Have An Exponential Growth Due To Qualified Labor

Video: Eric Gomes Talks About Vestas’ New Service Center

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Vestas Will Open A New Maintenance Service Center In Bahia, Boosting Job Creation And Workforce Development In The Region’s Wind Sector

With The Union Of Partners, Commercial Director Believes That The Employability Index In The Region Will Have An Exponential Growth Due To Qualified Labor

Video: Eric Gomes Talks About Vestas’ New Service Center

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Seen from space, an image taken by an astronaut shows in Argentine Patagonia the exact point where a colossal glacier, a turquoise-blue lake, and a greenish arm of water meet, creating one of the rarest and most impressive landscapes in the region.

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