The two leading turbine manufacturers published quarterly results this week, with profits dented. But with project backlogs continuing to grow, business looks set to resurge once supply chain disruptions are alleviated. Their financial performances will certainly bounce back quicker than companies within the fossil fuel sector. Vestas released figures on Tuesday, and despite a 29% increase in revenue against last year (rising from €1,730 million to €2,235 million), the company recorded an operating loss of €54 million through Q1 2020, compared to a €43 million profit in the same quarter in 2019. This is the turbine manufacturer’s first quarterly loss since 2013. Naturally, the company has cited Covid-19 for this, with EBITDA margins negatively impacted due to the reduced margins…