“Installations
will
be
split
50-50
between
Suzlon
and
REpower,”
he
says.
Koerbel
did
not
provide
an
individual
breakdown
for
installations
in
Canada
and
the
US.
The
two
brands
combined
in
2011
to
capture
7.4%
of
the
US
market
with
243
installations
totaling
506MW.
Suzlon
had
no
turbines
in
operation
in
Canada
through
2011
while
REpower
had
two
2.05MW
units,
according
to
the
Canadian
Wind
Energy
Association.
REpower
has
sold
almost
250
turbines,
many
cold
weather
versions,
in
Canada
for
projects
to
be
built
in
the
next
several
years.
Koerbel
believes
that
the
Suzlon
Group…
