Supply Chain Under Fire - Knowledgeable Industry Leaders To Address WIND Summit Attendees While the competitiveness of windpower in the US continues to improve, its gains are being achieved at a painful cost to some US manufacturers-market share. That's the feedback from companies that are struggling with plunging price points for components and the growing trend toward imported alternatives. Read More >

Sizing Up the Global Wind Industry: Could South Korea Be Poised to Become the Next Major Player In the North American Wind Industry? Last March, GLWN was asked to be a part of the SWEET 2011 (Solar, Wind & Earth Energy Trade Fair) conference in Gwangju, South Korea. As the premiere renewable energy industry tradeshow in Korea, the event showcases 700 exhibitors and attracts more than 40,000 visitors from 20 countries. Seeking a credible trade organization to present an update on the U.S. wind industry, KOTRA, the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, contacted GLWN's field services director, Dale Reckman. After a 23-hour flight, Reckman arrived in South Korea and received a firsthand look at the country's burgeoning government supported domestic wind industry. Read More >

GLWN Seeks Participants for LEAN Training Program to Increase Manufacturing Competitiveness in the Wind Industry The Lean Manufacturing Training Program is a key component of GLWN's ongoing "Wind Supply Chain support program" which was developed through a grant supplied by the ODOD to educate, identify, assess and connect Ohio manufacturers with wind industry supply chain opportunities. Read More >

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