German government agrees to €7.5 billion guarantee for Siemens Gamesa
In November 2023, the German government agreed to provide a €7.5 billion guarantee to Siemens Gamesa, backstopping an €11 billion line of performance guarantees from a banking consortium. This bailout aims to support the struggling wind energy firm, a subsidiary of Siemens Energy, which has faced severe quality problems with its onshore wind turbines and difficulties obtaining financial guarantees from banks. The intervention is intended to ensure the company's continued operation and support the transition to a net-zero economy, despite concerns about Siemens Gamesa's economic viability and the terms of the bailout.
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- German government agreed to a €7.5 billion guarantee.
- Backstops an €11 billion line of performance guarantees from a banking consortium.
- Aimed at Siemens Gamesa due to severe quality problems with its onshore wind turbines.
- Announced in November 2023.
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