Long standing German wind turbine manufacturer Senvion this week appointed Neil Robson, a turnaround specialist as its Chief Restructuring Officer leading its transformation efforts. It put in a new CEO last September, and a new CFO in January. It’s tough to live in a market that has had subsidies for a decade and suddenly has to stand on its own two feet, and constantly find cost cuts. Senvion said that some of its issues were in project management and sales and anyway it still has a €5 billion order book. It plans to do more business in India and Latin America, streamline its product line, and localize components. Senvion employs 4,000 people. EDF Energy and partner Upside Energy, have signed…