The agreement foresees Gamesa supplying and installing 100 of its G90-2MW turbines in 2011 and 2012 in northern Inner Mongolia.

Gamesa is close to completing construction of a new factory in Inner Mongolia, to add to its six manufacturing plants in Tanjin and Jilin provinces, and signed a framework agreement for 300MW of capacity with Huadian in February.

The signing of the new deal was timed to coincide with a visit to Spain by Liu Qi, deputy director of China’s National Energy Administrator (NEA), and executives from its "big four" energy companies – Huadian itself plus Longyuan Electric Power, Datang Renewable Power and Guangdong Nuclear Wind Power.

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