Wind GE Wind was formed out of the assets of
Enron Wind purchased in 2002, and subsequently expanded with the purchase of
ScanWind in 2009. GE Wind expanded into offshore wind energy with the purchase of
Alstom's energy generation assets (
GE Offshore Wind, formerly
Alstom Wind) in 2015.
GE Wind subsidiaries: • GE Vernova's Onshore Wind Business, headquartered in
Schenectady, New York •
GE Offshore Wind, headquartered in
Nantes,
France •
LM Wind Power, headquartered in
Kolding,
Denmark Hydro GE Renewable Energy Hydro, a sub-division of GE Renewable Energy, was involved in hydroelectricity generation. This included the design, manufacture, and installation of equipment for both gravity fed and
pumped-storage power plants, and upgrades to existing hydroelectric plants. GE Renewable Energy Hydro developed aerating turbines designed to increase the amount of oxygen in water passing through the turbines, to benefit the aquatic life downstream. GE Renewable Energy Hydro's headquarters were in
Grenoble,
France.
Grid Solutions GE Grid Solutions encompassed the high-voltage power grid equipment and engineering activities of
Alstom's former subsidiary, Alstom Grid, which itself was spun off from the transmission business of
Areva T&D, a former subsidiary of the French multinational
Areva. GE Grid Solutions's headquarters were in
Boulogne-Billancourt,
France. == See also ==