New Jersey steps into dispute over GE’s wind turbines
US state opposes a permanent injunction bid by a German tech company | General Electric was found by a Massachusetts court in June this year to have infringed a wind turbine patent | State-sponsored renewable energy project ‘at risk’.
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20 June 2022 General Electric (GE) has infringed a wind turbine patent owned by Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, according to a jury in the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts.
8 September 2022 Judge issues rare carve-outs to protect State of New Jersey renewables project | GE will pay $30,000 per megawatt royalties for infringing patents.
1 December 2022 Major offshore wind turbine design at centre of dispute | Turbine “does not fall within the scope of Siemens’ patent,” ruled Judge Meade | Decision is latest of several patent quarrels between the two firms.