What a difference a year can make. In 2016, GE and Vestas combined provided 85% of all wind turbines installed in the US, turning the world’s second-largest wind market into a near-duopoly.
Last year, that share had melted to 64.8%, with their closest European rivals — Siemens Gamesa and the Nordex Group — each reclaiming substantial slices of the American pie.
