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Wind energy plants in Kansas, Iowa closing, could reopen

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The Siemens Gamesa plants in Fort Madison and Hutchinson, Kansas will be shut down. The company, which is based in Spain, said the plants could reopen if market conditions improve. The Iowa plant, which manufactures wind turbine blades, will close in June. The plant in Kansas, which makes nacelles that house the turbine's generator components, will closed in July.

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Wind energy plants in Kansas, Iowa closing, could reopen

Siemens Gamesa wind-energy plants in Hutchinson, Kansas, and Fort Madison, Iowa, will close down while the company waits for new orders. Officials with the company announced Friday that most employees

2 years ago·United States

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KCCI

Wind energy plants in Kansas, Iowa closing, could reopen

The Siemens Gamesa plants in Hutchinson, Kansas, and Fort Madison, Iowa, will be shut down and most employees will be laid off this summer, company officials said Friday.

2 years ago·Des Moines, United States

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KCRG

Wind energy plants in Kansas, Iowa closing, could reopen

Officials with the company announced Friday that most employees at the two plants will be laid off.

2 years ago·Cedar Rapids, United States

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Wind energy plants in Iowa, Kansas closing, could reopen

The Siemens Gamesa plants in Fort Madison and Hutchinson, Kansas will be shut down and most employees will be laid off this summer, company officials said Friday.

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KSHB-TV

Wind energy plants in Kansas, Iowa closing, could reopen

The Siemens Gamesa plants in Hutchinson, Kansas, and Fort Madison, Iowa, will be shut down and most employees will be laid off this summer, company officials said Friday.

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Wind energy plant in Fort Madison closing, could reopen

The Siemens Gamesa wind-energy plant in Fort Madison, Iowa, will close down while the company waits for new orders. A plant in Hutchinson, Kansas, will also close. Officials with the company announced Friday that most employees at the two plants will be laid off. The blade manufacturing plant in Iowa will close in June, followed by the Kansas plant in July. Siemens said 171 people work at the Iowa plant, with 92 in Kansas.

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