Losses
were
$120.2m
in
the
same
year
earlier
period.
Revenues
to
the
end
of
June
were
$154m,
primarily
from
the
sale
of
43
turbines
versus
$357.3m
a
year
ago
from
the
sale
of
127
turbines.
In
a
conference
call
with
analysts,
Clipper
chief
executive
Mauricio
Quintana
blamed
the
global
economic
and
credit
crisis
for
drying
up
financing
for
wind
projects.
This
has
caused
many
of
Clipper’s
customers
to
slash
capital
outlays,
delay
projects
and
defer
turbine
deliveries
under
existing
contracts,
he
says.
In
addition
to
those
factors,
the
situation
in
the…
