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voda 25 juli 2018 15:00

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Middle East’s largest wind farm in Jabal al-Zeit

EVWIND reported that Egypt’s Electricity Ministry has completed preparations for the opening of the latest and largest wind farm power plant in Jabal al-Zeit at a cost of LE 12 billion. President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is expected to attend the inauguration within days as part of his inauguration of 3 new power plants following his Sudan visit. The plant is located along the western side of the coastal road of Hurghada, in District 3 of Jabal el-Zeit, and is claimed to be the largest and most sophisticated farm to generate electricity from wind power worldwide, according to plant officials who spoke to Al-Masry Al-Youm.

The 100-square-kilometer farm includes 290 wind turbines from the latest worldwide.

The total capacity of the Jabal al-Zeit wind station is stated to be 580 megawatts, with a production rate of 2 megawatts per turbine. The first project includes 120 turbines, the second includes 110 turbines, while the third includes 60 turbines.

The plant contains a system of monitoring migrating birds through the radar to stop turbines when they pass and re-operate after they leave, a system used for the first ever time in the world.

The station consists of three administrative buildings, including the control rooms building of the station, which were created and designed in line with the latest international standards and the latest technologies to enable staff to monitor all the turbines at the same time and connect them to the national power grid.

The turbines is in the Jabal al-Zeit plant are of the latest technology turbines in the world, and the first of its kind in Egypt and the Middle East, which has electric elevators to facilitate periodic maintenance.

The station’s location is also one of the best sites world-wide for investment in wind power projects. The wind speed is between 12 meters per second and 33 meters per second, and the land is perfectly straight with no curves or rocks.

Source : EVWIND

voda 25 juli 2018 15:01

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Saudi Arabia receives bids for USD 500 million wind farm

Arab News reported that Saudi Arabia has received bids from four consortiums competing to win a contract for the USD 500 million Dumat Al Jandal project the Kingdom’s first utility-scale wind farm. The project is due to be awarded on Dec. 18, according to a government announcement on Monday. It will be backed by a 20-year power purchase agreement with the Saudi Power Procurement Company.

The 400MW wind farm will be built in the northern Al-Jouf region and is part of wider efforts to increase the proportion of renewable energy the country produces to help diversify the economy away from its reliance on oil.

Mr Khalid Al-Falih, minister of energy, industry and mineral resources said that “The Kingdom’s first utility-scale wind project opens a new chapter in our journey toward a diversified energy mix. The development of a wind energy industry in Saudi Arabia is an important component of our wider industrial diversification strategy.”

The tender is the second to be issued by the ministry under the National Renewable Energy Program, a government strategy which sets out specific targets on future renewable energy production.

The program aims to increase the country’s renewable energy share to 3.45 GW by 2020 the equivalent of 4 percent of total energy production. By 2023, this proportion is expected to increase to 9.5 GW, the equivalent of 10 percent of total production.

The ministry said that Once complete, the wind farm will be able to generate enough power to supply up to 70,000 Saudi households.

The bids were received from companies already pre-qualified following the issuing of a request for proposal in August last year.

France’s EDF Energies Nouvelles and Abu Dhabi’s Masdar placed the lowest bid of just under eight halalas per kilowatt hour, while the second lowest was submitted by the Dubai branch of France’s Engie and Saudi Services for Electro Mechanic Works.

A halala is equal to one hundredth of a riyal.

?A consortium of Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power and Portugal’s Martifer Renewables placed a bid of slightly over 10 halalas per kilowatt hour, while Italy’s Enel Green Power and local firm Al Babtain Contracting bid just over 12 halalas.

Source : Arab News

voda 25 juli 2018 15:07

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Wind farm to be built in Kazakhstan

The wind power plant with a capacity of 42 megawatts will be built in Mangistau region of Kazakhstan, the press service of the governor of the region reported July 23. The the signing of a Memorandum of cooperation on the implementation of the project of construction of a wind power plant in the area of Fort-Shevchenko city has taken place at the regional governor’s office.

The document was signed by the “South Wind Power” LLP and Horgos Jiuhe SilkBridge New Energy Co companies and Head of Mangistau oblast administration Yeraly Tugzhanov.

The investors are planning to build 17 wind generators with a capacity of 2.5 kilowatts according to the terms of the contract. It is planned to allocate 60 million for these purposes.

Mr Tugzhanov said that “The construction of the wind power plant refers to the issues of transition to a “green economy”, the introduction of environmentally friendly innovative technologies, and this project will help to meet the needs of the region in electricity. The construction of the wind farm with a capacity of 42 megawatts will begin on 375 acres of land in Tupkaragan district. The oblast administration has put in front of investors a target to start construction in August this year.”

It is noted that the land plot for construction has already been defined, the necessary documentation has been developed and agreed, positive conclusions of examinations have been obtained.

Also, this project has been included in the plan for the placement of facilities for the use of renewable energy sources, a purchase agreement with the settlement and financial center has been signed, a contract for connection to the networks has been signed with Mangistau electricity distribution network company JSC was signed.

Source : Kazakhstanwind

voda 27 juli 2018 11:49

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Saudi Arabia receives four bids for wind farm

Phys.orgs reported that Saudi Arabia has received bids from four consortiums competing to build a USD 500 million Saudi wind farm project, as the world’s top oil exporter pushes to diversify its energy sector. Saudi energy ministry said that France’s EDF Energies Nouvelles placed the lowest bid for the 400-megawatt Dumat al-Jandal wind project in the northern Al Jouf province, while the second lowest was submitted by the French firm ENGIE.

Saudi Arabia’s ACWA Power and Italy’s Enel Green Power were among the other pre-qualified bidders for what is billed as the country’s first utility-scale wind energy project, part of the government’s reform plan to wean the kingdom off oil.

The ministry added that the winning bid is set to be announced on December 18.

Saudi energy minister Khalid al-Falih said in a statement that “The kingdom’s first utility-scale wind project opens a new chapter in our journey towards a diversified energy mix. The development of a wind energy industry in Saudi Arabia is an important component of our wider industrial diversification strategy.”

He added that the project will generate power to supply up to 70,000 Saudi households.

The Saudi national energy programme aims to raise the share from renewables to 3.45 gigawatts in 2020 and up to 9.5 GW three years later.

Saudi Arabia and other Gulf monarchies have been looking into ways to cut their energy bills and diversify their power sources away from oil, their main export commodity.

Source : phys.org

voda 31 juli 2018 17:08

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Brookstone to build 900 MW Wind Farm in Morocco

Brookstone Partners, a New York based private equity firm, has announced plans to construct 900 megawatt wind farm near Dakhla a disputed territory presently administered by Morocco. Brookstone founded ‘Soluna’ the site that will house the proposed wind farm after acquiring rights to the land from Altus AG. The company hopes to raise USD 100 million USD via initial coin offering to finance the construction of its first 36 MW worth of turbines. The cost of completing the entire project is estimated to run as high as USD 3 billion.

The managing director of Brookstone, Michael Toporek, stated: “We have exclusive rights to the area for a wind farm, but the issue was there’s no real place to put” the electricity. “These days, what you can do with stranded power is set up a computing center, develop this as an off-grid project,” he added.

Brookstone will use the power it generates to power cryptocurrency mining and data centers.

Brookstone Partners, a New York-based private equity firm, has announced plans to construct 900 megawatt wind farm near Dakhla a disputed territory presently administered by Morocco.

Brookstone founded ‘Soluna’ the site that will house the proposed wind farm after acquiring rights to the land from Altus AG. The company hopes to raise USD 100 million USD via initial coin offering to finance the construction of its first 36 MW worth of turbines. The cost of completing the entire project is estimated to run as high as USD 3 billion.

The managing director of Brookstone, Michael Toporek, stated that “We have exclusive rights to the area for a wind farm, but the issue was there’s no real place to put” the electricity. He added that “These days, what you can do with stranded power is set up a computing center, develop this as an off-grid project.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 1 augustus 2018 16:47

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Suzlon shareholders reject proposals to raise INR 2,900 crore

Economic Times reported that renewable energy solution provider Suzlon Energy's shareholders have rejected two separate proposals to raise a total INR 2,900 crore through issuance of equity shares and debentures. A majority of public shareholders voted against special resolutions to raise INR 2,000 crore through an issue of equity shares and INR 900 crore through non-convertible debentures or non-equity linked instruments.

Suzlon said in its reply to PTI that "These were only enabling resolutions to facilitate the company to raise funds at an appropriate time should that be required. Presently there are no plans to issue securities / raise funds. This does not impact our fund availability in anyway for carrying out smooth business operations.”

The company at its AGM on July 27 had sought shareholders' approval to issue redeemable non-convertible debentures/non equity linked instruments in one or more tranches to an extent of INR 900 crore on a private placement basis for replacement of existing debt.

As many as 65.12 per cent votes were in favour of the special resolution and it was declared 'not passed' in the filing. Special resolutions require at least 75 per cent of votes in favour to be passed.

Similarly, another special resolution to offer, issue and allot equity shares or equity-linked resolution instruments to an extent of INR 2,000 crore was also declared 'not passed'. It got 57.51% votes in its favour.

Source : Economic Times

voda 3 augustus 2018 17:17

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Enel Green Power inks project financing for up to 950 million euros for wind projects in South Africa

Enel Green Power RSA the Enel Group’s South African renewables company, signed with senior lenders Nedbank Limited and Absa all project financing agreements for up to 950 million euros, namely up to 80% of the overall investment of around 1.2 billion euros on a portfolio of five new wind projects, totalling roughly 700 MW of capacity. The five facilities, namely Nxuba, Oyster Bay, Garob, Karusa and Soetwater, have a capacity of around 140 MW each. The Enel Group is contributing around 230 million euros in equity in the construction of the five wind farms. Following the signing of the agreements, also known as “financial close”, construction of the first project, Nxuba, is expected to start by the end of 2018.

Mr Antonio Cammisecra, Head of Enel’s Global Renewable Energies Division Enel Green Power, commented that “We have reached an important milestone in South Africa by achieving financial close on five major wind projects which confirm our continuing commitment to the country’s renewables sector, within a context of sustainable development. Enel Green Power will be supporting these processes by generating its emission-free energy in partnership with local shareholders and in cooperation with the local communities, according to our long-term vision of shared value creation.”

The Garob, Karusa and Soetwater projects will be constructed in the Northern Cape province, while the Oyster Bay and the Nxuba wind farms will be built in the Eastern Cape province. The five wind farms were all awarded in round 4 of the South African government’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme. Each project is minority-owned by a local partner.

Following the start of construction of Nxuba, construction of Oyster Bay and Garob is expected to start by the first half of 2019 and construction of Soetwater as well as Karusa is expected to start in the second half of the same year. Nxuba is expected to be operational in the second half of 2020, Oyster Bay in the first half of 2021, while Garob, Soetwater and Karusa in the second half of 2021. By 2021, all five new wind farms are due to be up-and-running, bringing Enel Green Power’s total installed capacity in the country to more than 1.2 GW. Once operational, the five projects are expected to produce around 2.6 TWh each year, saving the annual emission of roughly 2.7 million tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 7 augustus 2018 17:20

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Suzlon eyes 30pct of 20,000 MW wind capacity to be installed by FY21

Economic Times reported that leading wind turbine maker Suzlon is looking to capture about 30 per cent of the 20,000 megawatt of wind capacity likely to be commissioned by financial year 2020-21. According to industry estimates, with the thumb rule of INR 6.5 crore per MW, the 30 per cent share translates into revenues of around INR 39,000 crore.

According to Kirti Vagadia, group chief financial officer, Suzlon said that the domestic wind market is on a growth trajectory with 7,500 MW of capacity already auctioned, 10,000 MW of bids in the pipeline, and another 3,000 MW soon to be auctioned.

Mr Vagadia told PTI that "This gives a visibility of nearly 20,000 MW of capacity getting commissioned by FY21 and we are confident of having 30 per cent share of this capacity.”

According to him, the company at present has a 20 per cent share in the 7,500 MW wind capacity already auctioned.

He further opined that FY19 may not see huge commissioning volumes as the transition period is prolonging and project execution time has increased to 18 months from nine months due to the new bidding regime.

He said that "This has caused temporary delay in realisations. But we are confident that the industry will grow from FY20 onwards as projects won earlier will be executed and new bids are in the pipeline.”

Source : Economic Times

voda 8 augustus 2018 16:46

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WorleyParsons to deliver second largest wind power project in Kenya

WorleyParsons has signed a 22-month engineering contract with Kipeto Energy Limited for the Kipeto Wind Power Project in Kenya. The project is the second largest in the country after the Lake Turkana Wind Power Project, which WorleyParsons provided the overall project management, engineering review and construction management services for. Located in the south west of Nairobi, the Kipeto project will include the construction of 60 GE wind turbines, and produce an additional 100 MW of renewable energy onto the Kenyan Grid. WorleyParsons’ ability to leverage on its global expertise combined with excellent in-country knowledge is an added advantage to ensuring the successful completion of this project.

Project Director Tim Gaskell said that “Our successful execution of the Lake Turkana Wind Power Project and the experience gained played a key role in WorleyParsons winning the Kipeto project.”

The company’s strong focus on localization will contribute significantly to the Kenyan economy, creating job opportunities for approximately 1,000 locals. Continued employment will also be afforded to local contractors and some of the local personnel who were part of the Lake Turkana Wind Power Project team.

When asked what it means for the wind power industry, Gaskell said that “This project reinforces Kenya’s commitment to the wind power industry and adds to Kenya’s already strong renewable energy mix.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 10 augustus 2018 15:38

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Siemens Gamesa signs 10 MoUs in Taiwan

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy signed 10 Memorandums of Understanding with a range of suppliers today in Taipei, Taiwan. The MoUs come as a complement to previous agreements signed with Yeong Guan Energy Technology Group and Swancor Holding Co. (Swancor). They further demonstrate the commitment of SGRE to the development of the offshore wind supply chain in Taiwan, fully in line with helping reach the government’s goal of 5.5 GW installed offshore by 2025. The MoUs cover solutions for offshore wind turbine components including on machining, control systems, coolers, and more. Timelines have not been set for finalization of the cooperation agreements.

Mr Andreas Nauen, CEO of the Offshore Business Unit at Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy said that “We are encouraged by the localization plans for Taiwan of our major suppliers, and the growth plans of local suppliers. The growing offshore wind market in the region requires sound, skilled partnerships to meet the ambitious governmental goals. As the industry leader in offshore wind, we look forward to bringing global supplier concepts to the local market, and bringing local supplier concepts to the global market with partners of all sizes.”

Taiwan IDB Deputy Director General Yang Chih-Ching, present at the SGRE Offshore Wind Localization Day, stated that “As a global leader in offshore wind, SGRE, together with its global suppliers, can collaborate with Taiwan's major component manufacturers, not only to build up local capabilities, but also to enhance their international competitiveness for a long-term, sustainable offshore wind supply chain for the Taiwanese and global markets.”

The following MoUs were signed today between SGRE and partners to further develop the offshore wind supply chain in Taiwan, more specifically, with regards to:

Each of the non-binding MoUs include among other terms the establishment or the use by suppliers of facilities in Taiwan, price competitiveness, as well as compliance to SGRE’s quality, health, safety and environment standards. Siemens Gamesa will provide support and advice on technical qualifications, and ramping up activities for each supplier.

Niels Steenberg, Executive General Manager for Siemens Gamesa Offshore Asia Pacific, adds “As 5.5 GW of grid capacity were awarded in June 2018, a promising pipeline was laid out towards 2025. In this context, the support of a complete, competitive, and high-quality supply chain is essential for us to deliver our utmost to the local and regional market.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 14 augustus 2018 16:59

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Bodangora Wind Farm delivered its first generation to the National Electricity Market

Today, leading renewable energy operator Infigen Energy announced its Bodangora Wind Farm in NSW has delivered first generation to the National Electricity Market. Project Manager Stuart Black said the project is now moving into the commissioning phase.

He said that “This marks an important milestone for the development; with mechanical and associated works taking shape, along with live commissioning of the turbines. The connection to the grid represents the commencement of the first large-scale wind farm in the area, contributing to future power generation.”

Mr Black confirmed that turbine installation continues on-site with more to be commissioned in coming weeks. He said that “TransGrid has also successfully completed grid connection works with the substation being energised early in July.”

Depending on the wind speed, each turbine can generate up to 3.4 MW of power, with the wind farm providing enough output to supply power to up to 49,000 homes each year when fully commissioned.

Once completed, the Bodangora Wind Farm will feature 33 turbines generating up to 113.2 MW of power into the electricity network, making a valuable contribution to Australia meeting its Renewable Energy Target by 2020.

The project commenced construction in June 2017 with turbine delivery and installation works commencing in March 2018.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 14 augustus 2018 17:04

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Blockchain firm Soluna to build 900 MW wind farm in Morocco

Reuters reported that Blockchain company Soluna plans to build a 900 megawatt wind farm to power a computing center in Dakhla in the Morocco-administered Western Sahara. Chief executive John Belizaire said in an interview that work on the initial off-grid phase will start in 2019 and complete a year later, with the possibility of connecting the site to the national grid.

Soluna told the Moroccan government it expected to complete the site in five years at a cost of 1.4-2.5 billion dollars. It would invest 100 million dollars in an initial phase, from which it hoped to generate 36 megawatts.

Bitcoin is earned -- or 'mined' -- by using your computer to help process the uncrackable "blockchains" or digital transaction records that underpin the currency.

This requires huge computing capacity, and a lot of electricity, and so is mostly done with huge machines in aircraft hangar-sized warehouses in the cooler climates of Iceland, Canada, northern China and Russia, where it costs less to disperse the heat generated.

The project will cover 37,000 acres in one of the world's windiest regions enabling the company to own sustainable energy resources along with a utility-scale blockchain computing facility.

Source : Reuters

voda 16 augustus 2018 16:57

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Senvion seals 250MW India deal

Senvion has secured a conditional order from Continuum Wind Energy for the supply and commissioning of 108 turbines for the 250MW Bhuj wind project in the Gujaratstate in northwest India. The installation of the Senvion 2.3M130 turbines, with hub height of 130 metres, is expected to start in the second half of 2019 and to be completed by the beginning of 2020. The deal also includes a 20-year operations and maintenance contract.

Continuum Wind Energy has secured a power purchase agreement (PPA) for the project from Solar Energy Corporation of India.

Senvion executive director and chief sales officer David Hardy said that "This order illustrates our intent to provide optimised technological solutions for our customers and reflects our ambition to establish Senvion as trusted local partner in key countries, such as India. We want to thank Continuum for our close cooperation and the order of our 2.3M130 in India. This is a milestone for us and shows that technological pioneering and strong partnerships are key for succeeding in highly competitive markets.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 22 augustus 2018 16:12

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Mitsubishi to bring large share in global offshore wind turbine by 2020

Global construction Review reported that Japanese engineer hopes to gain a larger share of the global offshore wind power market, which is expected to grow a 16% a year, expanding six times by 2030, thanks in large part to the growth of the nascent US industry. The turbine will be developed by MHI Vestas Offshore Wind, a joint venture between Mitsubishi Heavy and Denmark’s Vestas Wind Systems.

Mitsubishi hopes to bring its machine to market by 2020, ahead of rival projects being developed by General Electric and Siemens.

Mitsubishi and Vestas have already developed a 9.5MW version, and has received orders for more than 260 of them. The largest offshore turbine currently in operation, however, is MHI Vestas’ V164, to be found in Orsted Energy’s Burbo Bank extension in the Irish Sea, completed in 2016.

Offshore projects are turning to ever larger generators to improve efficiency and profitability: it is considerably cheaper to construct, operate and maintain one 10MW turbine than two 5MW ones.

General Electric is developing a 12,000kW turbine under a $400 million project, aiming to introduce it as early as 2021.Siemens Gamesa has announced a plan to complete an over-10,000kW model by 2024 or 2025.

Source : Global construction Review

voda 27 augustus 2018 17:20

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Soluna Seeks to Build 900MW Wind Farm in Morocco

Soluna Seeks to Build 900MW Wind Farm in Morocco for Blockchain Computing. The flagship wind site in a modular fashion called Pods. Each Pod comprises 12MW of power generation, an associated storage system, and a 6MW cryptocurrency mining or Blockchain computing center. The full site can accommodate approximately 75 Pods, based on current turbine technology. The entire infrastructure will be developed in accordance with the applicable Moroccan laws and regulations.

The first phase will consist of three Pods, or the equivalent of 36MW of energy production capacity, and 18MW of computing facilities with the ability to produce 160,882 tera hash per second.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 28 augustus 2018 16:47

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ENI to build wind power plant in Kazakhstan

Kazakh Invest company renders consulting and organizational support for the implementation of the investment wind farm project. Italian investors reviewed a 400 hectare-land plot allocated for the construction of the wind power plant. According to the schedule, wind power plant is expected to be commissioned in December 2019. This project was included by the Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan in the list of energy producing organizations using renewable energy sources.

Presently, the share of wind energy and solar energy in Kazakhstan’s general energy balance is 1 percent. At the same time, 12 percent of the total electricity in Kazakhstan is generated from water energy. Nevertheless, Kazakhstan is ready to increase the share of electricity production through wind power plants and solar panels to 3 percent by 2020.

Representatives of ENI International BV paid a visit to Kargaly district of Kazakhstan’s Aktobe region, Kapital.kz reported citing Kazakh Invest national company.

The construction of a 50 MW wind power plant will be launched in Badamsha village at the end of 2018.

Source : EVWINDS

voda 28 augustus 2018 16:49

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India commissions first wind project connected to inter-state transmission system

Economic Times reported that Indian government announced the country’s first wind power project connected to the Inter-State Transmission System was commissioned by Ostro Kutch Wind Private Ltd in Gujarat. State-owned Solar Energy Corporation of India had conducted the first auction of wind power projects in February last year in which tariff of INR 3.46 was discovered, much lower than the feed-in tariffs in vogue at the time.

Companies placed bids for 1,000 MW capacity of projects to be connected on ISTS where power generated in one resource-rich state could be transmitted to other renewable deficient states. Five firms including Mytrah, Inox, Ostro, Green Infra and Adani won the bids.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) said in a statement that “As a part of this bid, Ostro Kutch Wind Private Ltd was issued letter of award on 5 April 2017 for 250 MW, with commissioning period of 18 months. A part capacity of 126 Mw, located in Bhuj (Gujarat) was commissioned by Ostro on 24 August 2018 ahead of schedule.”

The energy generated from this project is being purchased by Bihar, Odisha, Jharkhand and UP.

According to the official statement, the first auction also signified a major shift from the earlier regime of state-specific feed-in-Tariff (FiT) model to a Pan-India, market-driven mechanism. “This 126 MW ISTS project marks the beginning of capacity additions in wind power based on market discovered tariffs, in line with the government’s plan of 175 Gigawatt renewable energy by 2022,” the statement read.

Source : Economic Times

voda 28 augustus 2018 17:02

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196 foot wind turbine toppled in Japan as powerful typhoon hits

Daily Mail reported that a 196-foot wind turbine toppled over after a powerful typhoon tore through Japan.The structure in Hokudan Earthquake Memorial Park was built in 2002 in memory of the Great Hanshin Earthquake which devastated parts of Hyogo prefecture in 1995. It was uprooted as powerful Typhoon Cimaron hit the western part of the country.

The turbine was pictured lying fragmented on its side with pieces littered across a road running alongside the park.

Source : Daily Mail

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voda 29 augustus 2018 17:11

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Iran largest wind farm of 61.4MW goes on stream in Qazvin

Tehran Times reported that Iranian Energy Minister Reza Ardakanian inaugurated the country’s largest wind farm in the northwestern province of Qazvin. The 61.4-megawatts wind farm was built in a year using the world’s latest technology and knowledge and the cost of implementing the project was EUR 86 million. The farm is comprised of 18 turbines each of which will generate 4.3 megawatts of electricity.

Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, the minister noted that wind farms account for over 45 percent of the country’s total 650MW of renewable capacity.

Last week, Head of Iran’s Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Organization said that the capacity of generating electricity from renewable resources in Iran will reach 1100 MW by the end of the current Iranian calendar year (March 20, 2019).

Mr Seyyed Mohammad Sadeqzadeh, said that “With the new 450 MW of under-construction power plants being added to the current capacity, the capacity of renewable power plants this year will reach 1100 MW.”

Source : Tehran Times

voda 30 augustus 2018 17:19

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Kipeto Wind Energy to build 100MW wind power plant in Nairobi South

During his visit to the United States of America, the Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta signed deals totaling USD 238 million with two companies for investments in the enrgey and agroindustry sectors. Indeed, Kipeto Wind Energy Company promised to build a 100 MW wind power plant in Nairobi South.

According to the government’s estimate, this construction, which will be supported by Overseas Private Investment Corporation, will increase the portion of renewable energy in Kenya’s energy mix, reducing at the same time energy cost.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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