In addition to building lease costs, Siemens spent more than $20 million on infrastructure to equip the plant, which will assemble and test gear drives, part of the system that converts wind turbine rotor torque into electrical energy. The service and repair business will also locate in the 15,794-square-metre facility, which can be expanded to 30,658 square metres. Gears and components are manufactured at an existing Winergy plant nearby.
“Combined