RTG output holds up well this year

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

The global RTG manufacturing industry has ended the decade on a high note, with demand holding up relatively well and 625 units currently estimated for 2009 delivery. More than 300 are booked for 2010, but at the same time last year 500 were booked for 2009 delivery. Hence RTG suppliers have not escaped the ravages of the global recession.

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