But
now,
things
are
speeding
up.
A
few
days
ago,
Suzlon
announced
the
sale
of
its
Tianjin
factory
to
China
Power
(Tianjin)
New
Energy
Development
Company.
It
had
already
closed
subsidiary
REpower’s
Baotou
factory
last
year.
On
the
same
day,
Vestas
revealed
it
was
phasing
out
its
sub-megawatt
machines
and
closing
its
factory
in
Hohhot,
China,
axing
300-350
jobs.
Neither
company
is
finished
in
China,
though.
Suzlon
says
there
was
little
value
to
be
had
in
the
2MW
segment
—
both
its
and
REpower’s
factories
produced
turbines
of
that
capacity.
China’s
market
is
moving…
