Germany's Luxcara may drop Chinese turbine deal for North Sea wind farm

Germany's Luxcara may drop Chinese turbine deal for North Sea wind farm

Germany's Luxcara said on Monday it may switch to Siemens Gamesa turbines for its 300-megawatt Waterkant wind farm, potentially scrapping a deal with a Chinese company that had drawn political scrutiny and criticism from European turbine manufacturers.

Luxcara Eyes Siemens Gamesa for North Sea Wind Farm Amid Political Scrutiny

Luxcara is considering using Siemens Gamesa turbines for its Waterkant wind farm, potentially dropping a deal with China's Ming Yang Smart Energy. This decision follows political scrutiny and aims for economic efficiency by aligning with their Waterekke project. The move has garnered attention due to political and market considerations.

German Wind Farm to Drop China Turbine Order After Backlash

A German offshore wind project that came under fire for choosing Chinese turbines to power its North Sea site is looking at canceling the controversial order.

German Wind Developer to Scrap Controversial China Turbine Order

A German offshore wind project that came under fire for choosing Chinese turbines to power its North Sea site is looking at canceling the controversial order.

Siemens Gamesa knocks Mingyang off German offshore wind project

Project developer Luxcara said switch makes sense as it also plans to use Siemens Gamesa wind turbines at neighbouring 1.5GW site