GE Spinoff to Build Turbines for Western Hemisphere's Largest Wind Project

The SunZia Wind Project, backed by $11 billion in financing from Pattern Energy, is expected to significantly boost the nation's renewable energy output.

General Electric's spinoff, GE Vernova, will build hundreds of turbines for the SunZia Wind Project, which will be the largest wind project in the Western Hemisphere.
The project, already underway, has attracted significant financial capital and is expected to boost the percentage of the nation's electricity that comes from renewable sources.
Pattern Energy, a global renewable energy giant, has closed on $11 billion in financing for the projects.
The SunZia Wind Project will span three counties in rural New Mexico, with the first turbines expected to rise this autumn.
GE Vernova will tap its factory in Pensacola, Florida, and tower manufacturing operations in New Mexico, Colorado, and Texas for the massive order.