North American Windpower: AAER To Open Nacelle Assembly and Blade Manufacturing Plant

AAER To Open Nacelle Assembly and Blade Manufacturing Plant

by NAW Staff on Wednesday 17 January 2007

Bromont, Quebec-based wind turbine manufacturer AAER Inc. has signed a 10-year lease agreement, with an option for an additional five years, with Olymbec Inc., the owner of buildings that housed the former Hyundai plant in Bromont.

Under the terms of the agreement, AAER has leased 111,141 square feet to be used for the assembly of nacelles and will lease a further 43,230 square feet that will allow the company to begin operations in mid-2007. At the end of 2007, AAER will take possession of 223,000 square feet that will be used for the manufacture of composite blades. The plant's production capacity is estimated at 400 wind turbines per year.

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