SHI
has
already
applied
for
the
necessary
consents
to
test
a
geared
7MW
prototype
at
Energy
Park
Fife,
says
Lena
Wilson,
chief
executive
of
development
agency
Scottish
Enterprise.
“They’re
going
to
be
testing
it
there,
and
hopefully
after
that
they’ll
move
into
full-scale
manufacturing,”
Wilson
tells
Recharge.
As
part
of
its
£100m
($157.8m)
push
into
offshore
wind,
SHI
has
inked
a
“multi-million
pound”
deal
with
David
Brown
Gear
Systems,
a
subsidiary
of
Clyde
Blowers,
to
supply
gearboxes.
Late
last
year
Clyde
Blowers
purchased
bankrupt
Finnish
wind
gearbox
specialist
Moventas.
The
Korean…