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UPDATE 2-Wind turbine firms close Spanish factories as coronavirus restrictions tighten
   * Sector leader Vestas closes two Spanish factories
   * Nordex suspends production in Spain
   * Siemens Gamesa has closed eight plants in Spain

(Recasts with Vestas, Siemens Gamesa, context)
   By Christoph Steitz, Isla Binnie and Stine Jacobsen
   FRANKFURT/MADRID/COPENHAGEN, April 1 (Reuters) - Europe's
largest wind turbine makers on Wednesday said they had shut down
more factories in Spain, a major hub for the continent's
renewables sector, in response to an almost total lockdown in
the country to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
   Denmark's Vestas , the world No.1, has suspended
production at its two Spanish plants, a spokesman told Reuters,
adding that its service and maintenance business was still
working. Vestas has also paused manufacturing and construction
in India, which is under a nationwide lockdown too, he said.  
   Top rival Siemens Gamesa  suspended production at
six Spanish factories on Monday, bringing total closures there
to eight, a spokeswoman said.
   Four components factories are still partially up and
running, at Reinosa on the north coast, Cuenca near Madrid,
Mungia and Siguiero, she added.
   Germany's Nordex , the No.8 globally which is 36%
owned by Spain's Acciona , has now shuttered all of its
production in Spain, including two nacelle casing factories in
Barasoain and Vall d'Uixo, as well as a rotor blade site in
Lumbier.
   "Production is no longer active," a spokeswoman said in
response to a Reuters query.