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Siemens Gamesa Signed Its First Contract With Brennand Investimentos to Supply 27 SG 3.4-132 Wind Turbines for the Arizona and Honorato Wind Farms in Sento Sé, Bahia, with an Installed Capacity of 94MW. Delivery of the Turbines Is Expected in Mid-2020.*
“This is the first contract we have signed with Brennand Investimentos for projects in Bahia, and we are very proud to be considered a strategic partner for this and future projects”, says Roberto Prida, administrative director of Siemens Gamesa in Brazil. “Like Brennand Energia and Brennand Investimentos, we are committed to continuing to reduce the levelized cost of energy, making wind energy even more accessible and efficient to meet the energy needs of the northeastern region of the country”.
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The SG 3.4-132 turbine model Received the BNDES FINAME Certification in Early 2019. The Certification Means That They Meet the Requirements of the Development Bank, Providing Project Developers With Special Financing Lines for the Purchase of the Product.
According to Mozart Siqueira, Executive Director of Brennand Investimentos, the decision to Use the Siemens Gamesa SG 3.4-132 Turbine to Generate Energy for the Free Market in Brazil Was Due to Its Technical Characteristics, Its Suitability to the Wind in Sento Sé, and the Trust in the Quality and Maintenance of the Product Provided by Siemens Gamesa. “We Hope That the Signing of This Agreement Marks the Beginning of a Long-Term Partnership Between Our Companies, and That the Introduction of New Products by Siemens Gamesa Continues with the Quality and Competitiveness Demonstrated.
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“The SG 3.4-132 Onshore Wind Turbine Is the Most Competitive Product in Its Segment, Offering an Excellent Levelized Cost of Energy for Medium and High Winds, a Rotor Diameter of 132 Meters, Flexible Power of 3.3-3.75 MW, Depending on Project Requirements, and Low Risk Based on Proven Technologies and Enhanced Performance with the Highest Levels of Reliability.
The Project Will Add 94 MW of Power to the 247.45 MW Produced by Brennand Energia, a Company Belonging to the Same Family Group, Across Eight Wind Farms in the City of Sento Sé. The Municipality Is Located 689 km from the Capital Salvador, on the Banks of the São Francisco River. Although the River Is Known for Its Hydroelectric Plants, There Is a Trend of Investment in Wind Energy, Which Brings the Advantage of Leaving the River Waters Available for the Main Economic Activity of the Region: Agriculture and Farming.
Since 2012, Siemens Gamesa Has Supplied Over 3.1 GW (More Than 1,500 Units) to Around 60 Project Sites Across Brazil. The Company Has a Strong Presence in the Country, Including a Nacelle Assembly Plant in Camaçari.
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