The first wind turbines forming part of the El Tesorillo Wind Farm – the renewable generation project being built by Naturgy in Jimena de la Frontera (Cadiz) – have now been installed. Over the coming months, work will continue on installing the other wind turbines until all 12 are in place. The wind farm is expected to reach completion during the second half of this year.
The El Tesorillo Wind Farm represents an investment of some 25 million euros and will create approximately 200 jobs during the various stages of construction, operation and maintenance. It will generate 26 MW to produce approximately 84 GWh per year, equal to the annual electricity consumption of 24,000 homes – more than twice the inhabitants of Jimena de la Frontera.
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April 10, 2019
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