GE
moves
up
from
third
position
in
2011
and
replaces
long-term
number-one
Vestas
in
the
top
spot.
This
is
the
first
time
that
Vestas
has
been
displaced
from
the
leading
position
since
it
claimed
the
spot
from
NEG
Micon
in
2000.
GE
benefited
from
its
“dominant”
position
in
the
US,
where
the
expected
expiry
of
the
Production
Tax
Credit
led
to
a
boom
in
installations
of
13.1GW,
according
to
GWEC.
GE’s
global
market
share
in
2012
was
over
15%,
according
to
BTM.
Given
that
US
installations
are
expected
to
be
between
3-5GW…
