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Wind Turbine Imports: Can U.S. Manufacturers Keep Pace?

April 14, 2009

WASHINGTON-Manufacturing of wind turbine parts in the United States grew last year as the market for wind energy boomed, but the industry is still largely dependent on imports. MORE

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