Siemens Gamesa negotiates with the government an "alternative" to the Aoiz plant
- The CEO of Siemens Gamesa, Andreas Nauen, has announced that they are negotiating with the Government of Navarra the possibility of "revitalizing" the Aoiz plant. "Maybe in the future there will be an opportunity in that factory, we are working hard on it," he added. Siemens Gamesa, manufacturer of wind turbine blades in Aoiz, decided to close them this summer and launch a pilot plan.
Siemens Gamesa dismissed the workers at the Aoiz plant at the end of August and offered them a relocation plan within 12 months, so that they can receive training and guidance.
The relocation company, in charge of managing the plan, is committed to relocating 100% of the staff involved in it. Such a plan shall include training and career guidance measures, personalised care for the worker concerned and active job search. Gamesa has offered a 12-month plan (15 months for workers over 50).
"This plant may have an opportunity in the future, we are working with our technology centre and other suppliers," said Nauen at a telematics press conference on the occasion of the end of the year 2020.La company has lost EUR 918 million, according to the Basque Department of Security. The goal is to create a future "for the places we are in," he said. Or we do it alone, or with the regional government or with other partners,” he added.
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