Ming Yang Confirms Plan for Wind Turbine Manufacturing Facility in Scotland
Ming Yang Smart Energy, a Chinese wind turbine manufacturer, has confirmed plans to create Britain's largest and first fully integrated wind turbine manufacturing facility in Scotland.
The proposed facility would see an investment of up to £1.5Bn (US$2.0Bn) in a new wind turbine factory for fixed-bottom and floating offshore wind projects, creating up to 1,500 new jobs, with a potential 1,500 more new jobs in later phases.
The investment plans are subject to final approvals from the UK government and are part of a wider pan-European strategy.
The Chinese company plans to invest up to £1.5Bn in Scotland and create 1,500 new jobs.
- Investment: up to £1.5Bn (US$2.0Bn)
- New jobs: up to 1,500, with a potential 1,500 more in later phases
Author's summary: Ming Yang plans to invest £1.5Bn in Scotland.
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