Vestas Wind Systems, the world’s largest maker of wind turbines, has pledged to eliminate all waste in the production of its machines by 2040 as part of its drive to hit carbon neutrality by the start of the next decade.
Wind turbine manufacturer Vestas is set to "outperform" the market in 2020, according to energy research firm Macquarie.
Wind turbine manufacturer Vestas has retaken the industry's top spot after leapfrogging Siemens Gamesa, according to new market research.
A deal to construct a Tasmanian wind farm has been struck between Australian-based Palisade Investment Partners and Danish firm Vestas.
The owner of a $300 million South Texas wind farm has put in a turbine order with a Danish wind company to supply 212 megawatts of wind turbines for the project.
Siemens and Spain's Gamesa have agreed to combine their wind-turbine manufacturing businesses, creating a company with the biggest installed capacity worldwide in a move that speeds consolidation of the industry.
Engineering giant Siemens moved ahead of Vestas to top the global wind turbine market, a report has revealed. The German firm is the number one as measured by market share of newly installed machines connected to the grid in 2014, but the gap between the top three companies is small.