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September 11, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Shipyard secures new wind turbines deal

Harland & Wolff has continued its push into the renewable energy sector by securing a new contract to build 30 wind turbines. It is understood that an order had been received for 30 turbines, each of which could produce five megawatts of electricity. The deal is thought to be worth £10m but the comp

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Harland & Wolff has continued its push into the renewable energy sector by securing a new contract to build 30 wind turbines.

It is understood that an order had been received for 30 turbines, each of which could produce five megawatts of electricity.

The deal is thought to be worth £10m but the company has not officially disclosed who it is with.

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