North American Windpower: Broadwind To Supply Towers For Goldwind's Montana Project

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by NAW Staff on Thursday 21 June 2012

Naperville, Ill.-based Broadwind Energy says it will supply 14 wind towers for Goldwind USA's Musselshell wind project located in Shawmut, Mont., which is set for installation during the second half of 2012.

Tim Rosenzweig, CEO of Goldwind USA, says Broadwind helps build out its domestic supply chain, and it is the second time the two companies have collaborated.

Previously, Broadwind supplied the wind towers for the 109.5 MW Shady Oaks Wind Farm near Compton, Ill.

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