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There can be no energy transition without China, says Siemens Energy CEO

There can be no energy transition without China, says Siemens Energy CEO
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There Can Be No Energy Transition Without China, Says Siemens Energy CEO

The energy sector s supply chain dependency on China is so huge that it makes breaking away from Beijing next to impossible, according to Christian Bruch.

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Siemens Gamesa s India wind biz up for sale at $1 billion valuation

Siemens Gamesa s India wind biz up for sale at $1 billion valuation
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Siemens Energy boss says there can be no energy transition without China

Europe s energy sector relies too much on China to entertain the idea of de-risking, the CEO of Siemens Energy said, reflecting the dilemma of an industry in need of supplies from the world s No.2.

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WindAction | A turbine blade fell off in Norway Does the wind industry have a quality problem?

Component failures have occurred at wind farms all over the world as the sector grapples with quality challenges following rapid growth of both the global fleet and turbine sizes amid a drive to cut use of fossil fuels to meet net zero emissions targets. While many of the problems affect the inner workings of the turbines, the Odal accident is not unique, with blade losses reported this year at another wind farm in Norway as well as sites in the US and Scotland.

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