Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has secured a second order in Russia from Enel Russia for the supply of 201 MW of wind turbines. The scope of the agreement includes supply, installation and commissioning of 57 Siemens Gamesa 3.X platform turbines at the Kola wind farm, located in Murmansk region, Russia.
The Kola wind farm is due to be commissioned in 2021. The contract includes full scope O&M (operation & maintenance) services during the first two years with an option to extend.
This order is part of the preliminary agreement signed with Enel in 2017.
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November 16, 2018
Construction works completed at 50 MW wind project in Russia
All 14 turbines of 3.6 MW each has been installed at the wind project in Cherdaklinsky district, in Russia’s Ulyanovsk region. The facility is developed by a joint venture between Fortum Oyj&nbs...
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November 15, 2018
Russia’s Largest Solar Power Plant Commissioned in Orenburg Region
Two large solar power plants (SPP) in Sorochinsk and Novosergievka, Orenburg Region have been launched. The total power load capacity of 105 MW makes these renewable energy facilities the largest in R...
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November 08, 2018
Eurasian Development Bank signs a financing agreement for 90 MW wind project in Russia
General Director of PJSC “Enel Russia” Carlo Palasciano Villamagna and Chairman of the Executive Board of Eurasian Development Bank Andrey Belyaninov exchanged tombstones at the ceremony,...
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October 08, 2018
Siemens Gamesa secures order for 90 MW wind project in Russia
Siemens Gamesa has announced that it has secured an order from Enel Russia for the supply of 90 MW of wind turbines. The scope of the agreement includes delivery, installation and service for 26...
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October 08, 2018
Hevel Group and Saft to develop solar-storage projects in Russia
Hevel Group has signed an agreement with Saft to develop megawatt-scale energy storage systems (ESS) for solar power plants in the Altai Republic, a remote region in southern Siberia, Russia. Saf...
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