North American Windpower: NRG Systems Opens Distribution Center, Warehouse To Serve Overseas Markets

NRG Systems Opens Distribution Center, Warehouse To Serve Overseas Markets

by NAW Staff on Tuesday 14 August 2012

NRG Systems, a manufacturer of measurement equipment and wind turbine optimization systems, has opened an international distribution center in the Netherlands and a warehouse in South Africa. The company says the move enables it to better serve established and emerging markets in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

NRG Systems adds that the storage of 60- and 80-meter towers in Europe and South Africa has reduced delivery times from eight weeks to four weeks or less. With this most recent expansion, NRG Systems now has sales, support or distribution centers in seven countries around the world, including France, China, India, the Netherlands, Spain, the U.S. and Canada.

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