WEG no setor de energia eólica nos Estados Unidos: multinacional vai iniciar linha de produção de turbinas eólicas em sua fábrica de motores e geradores de alta tensão em Mineápolis

WEG in the Wind Energy Sector in the United States: Multinational to Start Wind Turbine Production Line at Its High Voltage Motors and Generators Factory in Minneapolis

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/05/2024 at 06:30

Complexo industrial da WEG nos Estados Unidos destinado à produção de turbinas eólicas, possui uma área construída de 45.000m2 e cerca de 200 funcionários.

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WEG’s Industrial Complex in the United States for Wind Turbine Production Has a Built Area of 45,000m2 and About 200 Employees.

WEG S.A. (B3: WEGE3 / OTC: WEGZY) announced to its investors and the market in general its plan to enter the wind energy segment in the United States. The strategy includes using its facility in Minneapolis/MN, specialized in high-voltage motors and generators, to gradually start producing its line of 7.X MW wind turbines.

The initial investments for this factory expansion project are modest and have already been integrated into the capital budget approved by WEG, promising excellent opportunities in the wind energy market in the United States.

WEG Remains Committed to Its Growth Strategy in the Wind Energy Sector in Markets Where It Already Operates, Including Brazil, India, and the United States

WEG’s industrial complex in the United States, aimed at wind turbine production, has a built area of 45,000m2 and about 200 employees. The plant is designed with modular capacity and operational flexibility, facilitating expansions according to WEG’s demands in the energy sector.

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The factory is expected to start distributing the first equipment in 2026. Until then, the company will also focus on initiating commercial operations, securing sales contracts, and establishing a network of local suppliers in the wind energy sector.

Additionally, WEG remains dedicated to its growth strategy and continuous development in the wind energy sector in markets where it already operates, including Brazil and India.

WEG S.A., founded in 1961 in Jaraguá do Sul, Santa Catarina, is one of the global giants in the supply of electrical equipment, such as motors, generators, and transformers. Known for its strong focus on innovation and sustainability, WEG stands out not only in the Brazilian market but also internationally, with a presence in over 100 countries. Its commitment to technological development and efficiency in the renewable energy sector is evidenced by its continuous investment in new technologies and expansion of its global operations.

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WEG in the Wind Energy Sector in the United States: Multinational to Start Wind Turbine Production Line at Its High Voltage Motors and Generators Factory in Minneapolis

WEG’s Industrial Complex in the United States for Wind Turbine Production Has a Built Area of 45,000m2 and About 200 Employees.

WEG Remains Committed to Its Growth Strategy in the Wind Energy Sector in Markets Where It Already Operates, Including Brazil, India, and the United States

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