Canada’s Capital Power Corp awards 142MW wind order to Vestas
Vestas was awarded 142MW of wind turbine order by Capital Power Corp of Canada with an option for an extra 375MW for further wind projects.
Vestas was awarded 142MW of wind turbine order by Capital Power Corp of Canada with an option for an extra 375MW for further wind projects.
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