Tom Azzopardi is a correspondent for Windpower Monthly and LatinFinance, with his work also appearing in InvestorIntel. He specializes in covering the wind power industry, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on wind farm projects, renewable energy policies, and market developments in the United States, Latin America, and beyond.
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Tom Azzopardi's coverage primarily focuses on the wind energy sector with a keen interest in international projects and developments. He frequently covers announcements from the private sector and government, as well as legal policy regulations related to wind energy.
Given his emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, he is likely receptive to news about new wind projects, partnerships between companies or countries in the renewable energy space, regulatory changes impacting the industry, and significant financial transactions involving major players in this field.
If you have insights into new wind farm installations, noteworthy collaborations or acquisitions within the renewable energy sector, or legislative changes affecting global wind projects - Tom may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Tom Azzopardi
Chinese manufacturer Sinoma Blade has entered talks with the controlling stakeholders of Brazilian rival Aeris to buy their stake in the company.
As he prepares to return to the White House on January 20, President-elect Donald Trump is already shaking up trade in Latin America with a radical agenda that risks stalling in its quest to halt China's rise in the region. His rat-a-tat style of policymaking didn't take long to emerge. Twenty days after the Republican's surprise sweep of the November 5 election, Trump announced he would impose punishing tariffs on all imports from Canada, China and Mexico, sparking turmoil across global markets.
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