Raising the Pressure Ratio for Turbine Makers--Implications of the ,
 Title: Raising the Pressure Ratio for Turbine Makers--Implications of the Supply Tsunami
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In a November 8, 2001, CERA Conference Call and Web Presentation, Steve Taub
and Chris Seiple discussed

*  What do the supply and demand fundamentals look like for the 60 hertz
turbine market and where are turbine prices headed?

*  What strategic actions are developers likely to take to deal with
overcommitments for turbines?

*  Is there a market for some of the turbine orders outside of North America?

*  What impacts might turbine markets have on electricity markets?

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