Octopus Renewables closes acquisition of 8.25 MW Burton Wold Wind Farm South Project
Octopus Renewables has completed the acquisition of the 8.25 MW Burton Wold Wind Farm South Project from Muirhall Energy, WWS Renewables, and Infinergy.
The 3-turbine wind farm project is located near Burton Latimer in Northamptonshire, UK. The wind turbine technology, hubs, blades, and a full-service package were provided by GE. Each wind turbines have a generating capacity of 2.75 MW. The overall height of the turbines are 135.5m, with a rotor span of 120m and a hub height of 75.5m.
The project has been in operation since March 2017. The wind farm has an expected life span of up to 25 years.
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