Goldwind
Goldwind
Goldwind is a wind power solution provider.
Goldwind Technology, founded in 1998, is a wind power solution provider, with three main businesses including wind turbine manufacturing, wind power services, wind farm investment and development. Founded by Xinjiang Goldwind, its employees and investors, the company went public in December 2007. Its main shareholders include Hexie Health Insurance, Xinjiang Wind Energy and Chongqing Water Conservancy. Goldwind's competitors include Vestas and Siemens.
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