Senvion has installed wind turbines in Germany with a total capacity of over 285 MW in the first six months of 2015.
With the installation of exactly 100 turbines in the period from January 2015 to June 2015, Senvion is now the second largest manufacturer of wind turbines in Germany to date in 2015. The company has installed wind turbines in Germany with a total capacity of over 285 MW in the first six months of this calendar year, and continues to expand its growth in the core market of the country.
Senvion is a strong driver of wind energy in the domestic market. Since the foundation of the company, Senvion wind turbines (with a total capacity of over 3,600 MW) have been installed in Germany.
Andreas Nauen, CEO of Senvion, says: “This second place testifies our successful growth. Our quality, reliability and sustainability are paying off – which is shown through this ranking. Our partners and customers trust our services and all of us at Senvion will continue to work with full dedication to satisfy the most demanding requirements.”
In the first half of 2015, onshore wind turbines of all Senvion turbine types that were available in early 2015 were installed all over Germany.
Hendrik Böschen, Managing Director of Senvion Deutschland, says: “The demand for all of our turbine types with different power ratings, rotor diameters and tower heights, as well as the reliability that our excellent service guarantees, show us that we are well positioned – from Bavaria in the south to Schleswig-Holstein in the very north. We will keep working towards this aspiration every day.”
With the 3.XM series, which is in high demand particularly in Europe, but also its two-megawatt portfolio, Senvion offers a suitable solution for every location. Depending on wind strength, environmental conditions and available space, the wind turbine manufacturer builds its turbines with a suitable hub height and the most productive rotor blade length to guarantee the most efficient solution for all local circumstances.
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