Alphabetical list wind turbine manufacturers

Multibrid 5000 Prototype, north of Bremerhaven (Germany)

Wakamatsu wind farm, Kitakyushu, (Japan)

General Electric Wind turbines in Solano County, CA (USA)

    Acciona Energy (Spain)

    Alstom Ecotècnia (Spain)

    A Power Energy Systems ltd. (China)

    AREVA (France) Purchased Multibrid (Germany) in June 2010

    Argosy Wind Power (USA)

    Boeing (USA) only experimental. Dismantled.

    Bornay (Spain)

    Clipper Windpower (USA)

    Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (Korea)

    DeWind (Germany/USA) - bought by Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering in 2009

    Doosan (Korea)

    Ecotècnia (Spain)

    Enercon (Germany)

    Enron Wind (now defunct) - wind-turbine manufacturing assets bought by General Electric in 2002

    Gamesa Eólica (Spain)

    General Electric (USA)

    Goldwind (China)

    Hanjin (Korea)

    Hyosung (Korea)

    Hyundai Heavy Industries (Korea)

    INVAP (Argentina)

    Končar (Croatia)

    Lagerwey Wind (The Netherlands)

    Leitner Group (Italy)

    LM Wind Power (Denmark)

    Ming Yang (China)

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Japan)

    NEG Micon, now part of Vestas

    Nordex (Germany)

    Nordic Windpower (USA)

    Northern Power Systems (USA)

    PacWind (USA)

    quietrevolution(United Kingdom)

    Raum Energy Inc. (Canada)

    Renewegy, LLC (USA)

    REpower (Germany) - app. 90% owned by Suzlon

    Samsung Heavy Industries (Korea)

    SANY (China)

    Scanwind (Norway) - bought by General Electric in 2009

    Schuler (Germany)

    Siemens Wind Power (Germany)

    Sinovel (China)

    Southwest Windpower (USA)

    Suzlon (India)

    Urban Green Energy (USA)

    Vestas (Denmark), the world's largest manufacturer of wind turbines [2]

    WinWinD (Finland)

    Windflow (New Zealand)