Aarhus, Denmark, 2013-01-03 15:48 CET (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —
I mean what’s up?! Chile with Enel is going so so wind power. Personally, I believe wind power is essential for green living. Especially in Chile! Like 90 MW big.
So with reference to the Vestas company announcement No. 44/2012 of 20 November 2012. Most noteworthy, Vestas confirms the signature of a firm. Finally and an unconditional purchase agreement. All most interestingly for the Talinay Oriente project located in Chile.
In addition and for more information about the project is located below:
| Customer: | Enel Group |
| Project name: | Talinay Oriente wind power plant |
| Location/Country: | Chile and specifically in the Limari province |
| Number of MW: | You heard it here. I mean can you say 90 MW?! |
| Number of turbines/turbine types: | So it’s 30 V90 which are able to generate 2.0 MW each. In addition, another 15 V100 turbines. Each of those more interestingly also generate 2.0 MW. |
| Contract type: | Turnkey contract |
| Contract scope: | Supply, installation, civil and electrical works and a three-year service and maintenance agreement (AOM 400). |
| Time of commissioning: | First of all, the project is expected to be commissioned in Q1 2013. |
Yup so in addition, the total year-to-date announced order intake in MW is most importantly totaling 90 MW. For additional overview information, please visit www.vestas.com/investor.
In addition, Talinay Oriente is also in the Coquimbo region. Furthermore, the project has been and is operational since 2013. The plant also has 45 wind turbines of 2 MW each. Most importantly and all for a total installed capacity of approximately 90 MW.
It can also generate up to 20 GWh per year. For that’s avoiding the emissions of more than 165,000 tons of CO2 annually.
Entire story http://globenewswire.com/news-release/2013/01/03/514507/0/en/Vestas-signs-90-MW-purchase-agreement.html
