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Turbines with more than 250 KW
Multibrid 5000 Prototype, north of Bremerhaven (Germany)
Wakamatsu wind farm, Kitakyushu, Japan
- AAER Systems [1] (Canada)
- Acciona Energy [2] (Spain)
- AN Windenergie [3] (Germany) - bought by Siemens in 2005, now Siemens Wind Power GmbH
- A.Ayvazian & Associates (Iran)
- Bard Engineering [4](Germany)
- BOLTUN [5] (Taiwan)
- Clipper Windpower [6] (USA)
- DeWind [7] (Germany)
- Emergya Wind Technologies (EWT) [8] (Netherlands)
- Ecotècnia [9] (Spain)
- Enercon [10] (Germany)
- Eozen [11] (Spain)
- Fuhrländer [12] (Germany)
- Gamesa Eólica [13] (Spain)
- General Electric [14] (USA)
- Goldwind [15] (China)
- Harakosan [16] (Netherlands, Japan)
- Innovative windpower [17] (Germany)
- Leitwind [18] (Italy)
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries [19] (Japan)
- Multibrid Entwicklungsgesellschaft [20] (Germany)
- MTorres [21] (Spain)
- Nordex [22] (Germany)
- REpower [23] (Germany) - bought by Suzlon in 2007
- Scanwind [24] (Norway)
- Siemens [25] (Denmark / Germany)
- Suzlon [26] (India), largest wind turbine manufacturer in Asia [27]
- Vensys [28] (Germany)
- Vestas [29] (Denmark), the world's largest manufacturer of wind turbines [30]
- Vergnet [31] (France)
- Windflow [32] (New Zealand)
- WinWinD [33] (Finland)
Turbines between 25 KW and 100 KW
- Distributed Energy Systems [34] (USA)
- Entegrity Wind Systems [35] (Canada)
- Heartland Energy Solutions (USA)
- SRC Vertical [36] (Russia)
Turbines with less than 25 KW
- HelixWind [37] (USA)
- Kestrel Wind Turbines [38] (South Africa)
- Neo-Aerodynamic [39] (USA)
- PacWind [40] (USA)
- Southwest Windpower [41] (USA)
- Windmine [42] (UK)
Subproviders
- LM Glasfiber Blades for wind turbines [43] (Denmark)
- Marmen inc. Towers for wind turbines [44] (Canada)
- Wind-Fix Fasteners for wind turbines and rotor blades [45] (Netherlands)
- DMI Industries Towers for wind turbines [46] (USA)
See also
References
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