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In the last few year, the big three Western wind turbine makers have taken bold steps to become competitive across wind’s three-legged stool of revenue: onshore, offshore and services. After acquisitions, reshuffles and some raising of the stakes on the technology front, GE, Vestas and Siemens Gamesa have more comparable businesses. There’s not much consolidation left to be squeezed out in the sector. So if we’re now entering the endgame for Western wind manufacturers, which company will come out on top? Siemens Gamesa underwent a reshuffle at the top last year, with Andreas Nauen, the head of its market-leading offshore unit, taking over as the CEO of the group in June. His strategy, revealed at an analyst day in August, was simple: replicating the best of the offshore unit’s processes and behaviors across the business. The firm had already acquired the services business of bankrupt manufacturer Senvion in multiple territories, which helped close the gap in its serv

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