Efimov
was
already
Fuhrländer’s
joint-venture
partner
and
main
customer
in
Ukraine,
and
is
general
director
of
the
Kramatorsk-based
steel
group
Energomashspetsstal
(EMSS).
A
new
factory
in
Kramatorsk
that
will
produce
Fuhrländer’s
2.5MW
turbines
should
allow
its
customers
to
overcome
the
onerous
local-content
regulations
that
the
Ukrainian
government
is
introducing.
Analyst
MAKE
Consulting
estimates
that
Ukraine
has
the
potential
to
achieve
16GW
of
capacity
by
2030.
However,
prospects
are
heavily
dependent
on
the
evolving
political
climate,
with
estimates
of
installations
varying
between
750MW
and
1GW
over
the
next
five
years.
Many
local
developers
planning
projects
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