“I
see
this
as
positive
because
I
think
that
we
are
now
living
the
first
stages
of
the
new
Vestas,”
Picardo
tells
Recharge
in
an
interview.
“Today
we
see
that
Vestas
is
quite
fat...
bigger
than
we
need.”
Despite
a
loss
of
€166m
($217m)
for
2011,
Picardo
focuses
on
Vestas’
“healthy
position
in
gathering
new
business”,
which
he
says
includes
the
best
sales
over
the
past
three
years.
Higher
production
costs
—
which
Vestas
predicts
will
decrease
in
2012
—
for
the
V112-3.0MW
turbine
and
the
company’s
GridStreamer
technology…
