Gamesa
is
betting
on
its
new
G10X-4.5-megawatt
(MW)
model
for
future
growth.
A
prototype
at
the
Cabezo
Negro
research
and
development
wind
farm
at
Jaulín,
near
Zaragoza,
northeastern
Spain,
has
been
feeding
energy
into
the
national
grid
since
April,
and
commercial
production
of
the
machine
is
set
to
begin
next
year.
Gamesa
has
been
working
on
the
G10X
for
six
years,
and
will
have
invested
1.3
million
engineering
hours
in
the
project
by
the
time
the
turbine
is
ready
for
serial
production.
Some
150
engineers
have
been
working…
