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• Nordex sees tumbling Chinese sales in 2011
  Nordex saw an operating loss (EBIT) of €29.7 million in 2011, compared to an EBIT of €40.1m in 2010 due to decreased sales and one-off costs.
• Borealis and Borouge showcase automotive materials at VDI
  Plastics suppliers Borealis and Borouge will exhibit their latest glass reinforced polypropylene materials at the VDI Plastics in Automotive Engineering conference in Germany next month.
• Slowdown in Spanish wind
  The Spanish wind power sector experienced the slowest growth ever recorded in percentage terms with a 5.1% increase in accumulated power to just under 21.7 GW in 2011.
• Welcome to our new website
  Reinforced Plastics has launched a re-designed website with improved functionality and features.
• New recipes for SMC innovation
  Topping the news on sheet moulding compounds: formulating science is improving, processability gets more inclusive, and end-use markets are in flux. Vicki P. McConnell investigates.

• 1. Controversy over high subsidies to UK wind power
• 2. First A350 XWB parts arrive at Toulouse final assembly line
• 3. Mecca clock tower features Gurit composites
• 4. Renewable energy boosts UK economy by £2.5bn
• 5. Global wind power set for steady growth to 2020

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February's top stories

02 March 2012

The following stories were the most popular with visitors to the Reinforced Plastics website during the month of February.

 

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