Ceará Gets Giant Wind Energy Complex With Six Parks and 58 Wind Turbines

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 03/10/2022 at 12:13

Updated on 13/10/2022 at 14:25

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Allonda Energy, a Renewable Energy Company, Is Developing a New Wind Power Complex in Ceará. The Project Will Feature 58 Wind Turbines and Promises to Generate 300 Jobs for Local Residents.

Allonda, the company responsible for providing real sustainable environmental solutions, announced this week that it will install a wind power complex composed of six wind farms and 58 wind turbines in the municipality of Icapuí, on the coast of Ceará. The parks will have a capacity to generate 261 MW and will be designed by 2W Energia.

Construction of the Wind Power Complex Promises to Create Hundreds of Jobs in Ceará

The construction of the wind power complex is expected to last about 18 months, under the responsibility of Allonda Energy, which will bring 300 job opportunities, with 70% of these for local residents.

Allonda Energy was contracted by 2W Energia for the execution of civil works and electrical installations, while the supply and assembly of the main equipment were contracted with Vestas do Brasil directly by 2W Energia.

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Allonda Energy Speaks Out About the New Complex in Ceará

For the development of the new wind power complex in Ceará, Allonda Energy will be responsible for civil works related to land preparation, foundations for the wind turbines, access areas, an administrative building for operations and maintenance, as well as the assembly of all electromechanical infrastructure that transforms and directs the generated wind energy to the utility responsible for distribution.

According to Leo Cesar Melo, the transformation of the future may depend on how companies are currently relating to the environment.

The Allonda Energy works exclusively with clean energy sources in its projects, such as this wind power complex in Ceará, which prioritizes sustainability. Thus, its participation in the Kairós Wind Farm is another important step in its trajectory.

To check some of the job openings available at the company, just click this link.

About Allonda Energy

Allonda Energy is a company that operates with the mission to provide sustainable solutions that exceed the expectations of its clients, respecting rules and laws while generating wealth for everyone in the company and society as a whole, always with the purpose of transforming engineering through sustainability.

Its solutions are designed to generate a positive impact on all stakeholders, reducing risks in project development, execution, and operation. To ensure this, all performance indicators are in line with the triple bottom line (environmental, social, and economic).

Ceará Gets Giant Wind Energy Complex With Six Parks and 58 Wind Turbines

Allonda Energy, a Renewable Energy Company, Is Developing a New Wind Power Complex in Ceará. The Project Will Feature 58 Wind Turbines and Promises to Generate 300 Jobs for Local Residents.

Construction of the Wind Power Complex Promises to Create Hundreds of Jobs in Ceará

Allonda Energy Speaks Out About the New Complex in Ceará

About Allonda Energy

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Ceará Gets Giant Wind Energy Complex With Six Parks and 58 Wind Turbines

Allonda Energy, a Renewable Energy Company, Is Developing a New Wind Power Complex in Ceará. The Project Will Feature 58 Wind Turbines and Promises to Generate 300 Jobs for Local Residents.

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Allonda Energy Speaks Out About the New Complex in Ceará

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