Shares
in
Beijing-based
Sinovel
jumped
the
most
since
its
January
listing
in
Shanghai,
rising
8.8%
to
60.99
yuan
($9.40)
as
of
mid-morning
Tuesday.
Sinovel’s
new
SL6000
series
is
geared,
has
a
blade
diameter
of
128
metres,
can
withstand
temperatures
of
-45°C
and
includes
anti-corrosion
systems
adapted
to
the
offshore
environment.
The
turbine
-
which
Sinovel
says
is
developed
fully
with
its
own
intellectual
property
-
will
be
targeted
at
offshore
wind
farms,
a
new
growth
area
for
China’s
wind
equipment
makers
suffering
from
overcapacity
and
a
brutal
price
war.
Average
prices
for…
