Nordex Group has secured a contract to supply and install twelve N163/5.X turbines for the 68.4 MW Erciyes wind farm project in Turkey from Enerjisa Üretim. The contract also includes a Premium Service contract for maintenance and service of the turbines for a period of 20 years.
The Erciyes wind farm will be located in the province of Kayseri in the region of Central Anatolia. Nordex will install the turbines from the Delta4000 series in the 5.7 MW operating mode on 118-meter tubular steel towers and equip them in the cold climate version. Installation is scheduled to start in summer 2022, with commissioning planned for the end of the same year.
Enerjisa Üretim is the joint-venture company of Sabancı Holding of Turkey and E.ON of Germany.
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