The US conglomerate and the Norway-based energy groups have helped the US-based wind turbine component manufacturer get to $41m raised overall.
US-based conglomerate General Electric’s energy financial services’ unit and a corporate venturing unit of Norway-based energy company Statoil have helped wind power components company Danotek Motion Technologies raise $15m.
Statoil Technology Invest and GE Energy Financial Services were joined in the series B round by venture firms Khosla Ventures and CMEA Capital.
Danotek’s latest round takes it to $41m raised in total. The company develops and manufactures energy conversion systems for wind turbines as well as other industries.
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