Electric Wholesale Market Administration Company (Cammesa) has granted YSF Luz the commercial operation authorization of 99.58 MW portion of the Los Teros I wind farm located Azul, Buenos Aires province, Argentina.
The authorization corresponds to 26 turbines out of 32 units of 3.83 MW turbines supplied by GE Renewable Energy.
The Los Teros I will have a total of 123 MW generating capacity, once fully operational. It will supply the large industrial plants including Toyota and Coca-Cola FEMSA.
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