China gains market in wind turbines in the Country
Wind energy investments in Brazil have slowed down sharply in recent years, but the more challenging scenario did not scare off some Chinese companies that are among the world's largest manufacturers of equipment for the sector. While GE and European Siemens Gamesa were closing their blade and turbine factories here, Goldwind, Envision and Ming Yang arrived in the country and closed deals.
Chinese companies Goldwind, Envision, and Ming Yang have invested in Brazil's wind energy sector despite a challenging scenario. Goldwind and Envision led the world in added turbine capacity in 2025, and now have a significant presence in Brazil, with Goldwind accounting for over 50% of the current market. The companies have secured major contracts, including Goldwind's 827 MW deal with Casa dos Ventos and Envision's 630 MW contract with the same company.
The firms plan to expand their operations in Brazil, including producing battery storage systems, and using the country as a hub for exports to the Americas.
Written by urgent.news from Brazil Journal's report — not a translation of it. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
