Deutsche WindGuard opens a subsidiary in Ukraine

Wind Energy

The German service and consulting company Deutsche WindGuard has opened a branch office in Ukraine. Starting in April 2013, WindGuard Eastern Europe GmbH will serve as a contact for the Eastern European market.

"By opening this branch office, we are responding to the growing importance of the Eastern European market for the wind energy industry," says Axel Albers, CEO of Deutsche WindGuard Consulting. Dmytro Goncharenko, CEO of WindGuard Eastern Europe, adds: "Donetsk is an ideal location from which to serve the whole of Eastern Europe. We can reach all important locations well from here." WindGuard Eastern Europe will offer the entire service range of the WindGuard group.

Katharina Garus

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