Indian wind giant eyes Chinese market

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Suzlon Energy intends to step up Chinese presence to tap into country's predicted massive increase in wind power

India’s Suzlon Energy sees China as the wind energy hub of the future, the firm’s chairman said in an interview yesterday. Suzlon has about 600MW, or a fifth of its total manufacturing capacity in...

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