Vestas, a Danish-based wind turbine manufacturer, has won a contract from DTEK Renewable Energy Company to supply wind turbines for the 372MW of the Tilligul Wind Project in Ukraine. Vestas will provide 62 V162-6.0MW wind turbines for the second phase of the 500MW project, each with a hub height of 125 meters.

In March 2021, the company provided wind turbines for the first phase of the project, which has a capacity of 126MW. Vestas Nordic and Central Europe President Niels Debar said: "Ensuring the safety of the 372MW (capacity) in the second phase of the Tilligul project is an important step for Vestas to apply the EnVentus platform in Ukraine.

"We are very pleased to continue to work with the development company Renewable Energy Company to deliver one of Ukraine's most ambitious projects." Both phases of the Tilligul project are implementing industry-leading technologies through our EnVentus platform to revolutionize Ukraine. Onshore wind.

Vestas also agreed to provide services for the two phases of the DTEK Tiligul project under a 20-year active output management 5000 service agreement. Through this agreement, the company will provide "power performance certainty" and its "service expertise" during the use of the project.

The entire wind power facility is expected to go online at the end of the third quarter of 2022. Maris Kunikis, CEO of DTEK Renewable Energy, said: "DTEK will continue to invest in clean and affordable energy to develop Ukraine's renewable energy industry.

"The transformation of the Ukrainian energy sector, the development of green energy, and the installation of new RES capabilities are one of the most effective tools for achieving climate neutrality and our gradual reduction of emissions to meet European and green trading requirements. Vestas agreed to be Brazil’s Omega Energy Company located in Brazil Turbines are provided for the Azurué IV project in Bahia.

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Vestas will provide 47 V150-4.2MW turbines for the 212MW project, which will be located in the cities of Gentiodooro and Sik-Sik. The turbine will be delivered in a power optimized mode of 4.5MW. Editor/XuNing、Design/ZhangTao