Siemens Gamesa Gets Turbine Order From Swedish Wind Farm
12 Octubre 2020 - 2:19AM
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By Joshua Kirby
Siemens Gamesa has agreed to a deal to supply 60 turbines to a
wind-power project in Sweden, the company said Monday.
The Spanish renewable-energy company will provide the SG 5.8-170
model turbines to the Bjornberget project in Ange in central
Sweden, which begins construction this year, according to Siemens
Gamesa. The turbines have a combined supply of 372 megawatts, the
company said.
The wind farm is owned by asset manager Prime Capital and power
producer Enlight, Siemens Gamesa said. The turbines will be
installed at the wind farm in 2022, and will be covered by a
15-year service agreement, the company added.
The deal is the largest yet for Siemens Gamesa's 5.X platform,
the company said.
"Once commissioned, Bjornberget will be the largest-ever Siemens
Gamesa project in the Nordics and will generate enough electricity
to meet the demands of around 300,000 European households," Siemens
Gamesa said.
Write to Joshua Kirby at joshua.kirby@dowjones.com
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