Siemens Gamesa Considers Rare Earth Production
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Siemens Gamesa, Chinese magnet suppliers discuss European production, COO says

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Wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa is in talks with Chinese suppliers of rare earth permanent magnets about the possibility of bringing production to Europe .
Delays in Chinese rare earth export permits have caused European car makers and suppliers to scramble for alternatives.
Wind sector also depends on rare earths processed in China , most notably neodymium, which is used in permanent magnets.
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