Very rarely have we seen share prices track the punditry coverage of an election so much. The next four years of wind power in the US hangs somewhat in the balance, and a Biden victory is likely to raise turbine makers like Siemens Gamesa and Vestas to record valuations. On Tuesday, early results indicated a stronger-than-expected Trump performance, and the possibility that a man that “never understood wind” could remain in the Oval Office. With the Republican’s likely to reduce targets, permits and tax credits for wind power, the turbine makers’ share prices fell by between 9% and 10%. However, as Biden started to pull back states like Michigan and Wisconsin, they had recovered by Wednesday and pushed 4% higher…