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The Installation Of The 40 Gigantic Turbines Of The Multinational General Electric Renewable For The Saint-Nazaire Offshore Wind Power Park In France Has Begun
In September of last year, the Multinational General Electric Renewable had already launched the first nacelle of the 480 MW offshore wind turbines market at its factory. To accommodate the production of nacelles for the new wind power turbines, the factory is being expanded. The Saint-Nazaire project, also known as Parc du Banc de Guérande, is scheduled to operate starting next year, and it will feature 80 Haliade 150-6 MW turbines.
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Words From GE Renewable Energy
According to Jérôme Pécresse, the Multinational General Electric Renewable is excited to leverage its capabilities in this offshore wind farm project. This production of turbines will increase the contribution to stabilize the French wind power industry, bringing long-term prospects and generating jobs in the country.
According to the Senior Executive Vice President of the EDF Renewables Group, Bruno Bensasson, this offshore wind power park project of Saint Nazaire, which the company has invested in for years, above all, belongs to the Loire region, which has significantly contributed to creating a new industry in France. The wind farm is a major step for French renewable energy development, the vice president said.
About The Multinational General Electric Renewable
The Multinational General Electric Renewable, as a $15 billion business, offers its clients comprehensive renewable energy solutions. These solutions assist in the generation of offshore and onshore wind power, hydropower, energy storage, wind turbines, and solar plants.
The company has already installed over 400 GW of renewable energy worldwide, and 90% of the power utilities have been equipped by it. In more than 80 countries, with over 40,000 employees, the Multinational General Electric Renewable creates value for clients looking to expand clean energy.
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