Siemens to invest in Indian wind power

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Technology giant plans two turbine plants and signs memorandum of understanding with Indian power firm

Siemens plans to invest Rs 430 crore (£63.7m) in a wind energy turbine plant in Baroda, India, to target the country’s growing wind power market, according to a report in India’s Business Standard today....

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