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here<\/link>. (\u00a9 Siemens Gamesa)<\/p>\nThe Spanish projects of the wpd Torozos portfolio are now taking on concrete dimensions: In early September, the company ordered 39 Siemens Gamesa wind turbines of Type SG 3.4-132 with a nominal output of 135 MW. The next step is the construction of the turbines, which is to be completed by fall of 2019. This is the first phase of the portfolio, which in total encompasses 200 MW. The second phase with 65 MW is to be built immediately after and also go live by the end of 2019. The electrical infrastructure for the whole project will also be installed during the first phase. <\/p>\n
\u0093wpd has been active in Spain for many years. Since the beginning, we have successfully developed 240 MW with our local team there,\u0094 explains Dr. Gernot Blanke, Member of the Board at wpd AG. Since 2012, however, conditions on the Spanish market have been difficult, and for about four years there had been virtually no new construction of renewable energy systems. \u0093But we always believed in the great potential of that market, and are very pleased that our tenacity is now paying off, as we are now able to build the Torozos wind farms. It is another great success for wpd in the international wind onshore sector,\u0094 says Dr. Gernot Blanke.
\nSome background information:<\/b>
The wind farms will be built on the high plateau of Torozos in Castilla y Le\u00f3n. This region is considered the driving force behind the Spanish energy transformation: It is already producing more wind energy than any other region of Spain. The Torozos projects share a grid connection at La Mudarra, the largest substation in the Northeast of the country. That connection was secured back in 2015. <\/p>\n
wpd was awarded the contract to build the wind farms in the summer of 2017 following Spain\u0092s third call for tenders for renewable energies. The Spanish government had invited bids for a total of five GW of wind technology, to bring the nation closer to its goal of producing 20% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020.
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About wpd AG<\/b>
wpd develops and operates onshore and offshore wind farms around the world, and is actively engaged in 18 countries; the head office is in Bremen. In the last 20 years, the company has realised projects with 2,180 wind turbines and an output of 4,400 MW in total. wpd is currently planning projects in the order of 8,050 MW onshore and over 5,300 MW offshore around the world. www.wpd.de <\/p>\n
Contact:<\/b>
wpd AG
Christian Schnibbe
Head of Communication
Stephanitorsbollwerk 3
28217 Bremen
Tel.: +49 (421) 16866-10
Email: c.schnibbe@wpd.de<\/link>\n
Sarah Cramer von Clausbruch
Press Officer
Stephanitorsbollwerk 3
28217 Bremen
Tel.: +49 (421) 16866-10
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