GE and Mitsubishi Agree to Work on Renewable Energy Ventures

Filed in archive Current News on December 30, 2006

mitsubishi Heavy Industries of Japan shall soon work with US conglomerate General Electric to develop nuclear and wind power generation ventures, according to this article. The two giants will bid for a $300 million nuclear plant project in Laguna Verde in Mexico. That will be a milestone cooperation between the second largest provider of wind power technology (GE) and the 10th in the same industry (Mitsubishi).

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