China’s wind industry has come a long way since the current Goldwind chair was forced to bunk in a six-bed British youth hostel dorm to seal software deal, industry trailblazer tells RechargeAndrew Garrad, recent recipient of honour from King Charles, recalls the birth of the Chinese wind turbine industry, from time there were no wind turbines and virtually no cars in country to its current dominant position. Photo: QEPrizeGareth ChetwyndSenior CorrespondentFollow me My Alerts is a service for subscribers. Please login or subscribe in order to use My Alerts.SubscribeLoginTechnology
'Everybody is a gambler': The rise of China's wind turbine industry, and what comes next
China’s wind industry has come a long way since the current Goldwind chair was forced to bunk in a six-bed British youth hostel dorm to seal software deal, industry trailblazer tells Recharge
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