Wind Farm Construction In Rio Grande Do Norte Agreed Between Voltalia And Japanese Company

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/08/2020 at 12:16

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Voltalia Signed a Contract with Japanese Multinational TODA for the Construction of a Wind Farm in Rio Grande do Norte (RN)

The international renewable energy company, Voltalia, signed an agreement this August with the Japanese multinational construction company TODA. The contract includes the project development, construction through EPC services, as well as operation and maintenance of the wind farm in Areia Branca, Rio Grande do Norte, for 8 years. Construction will begin later this year.

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The project’s capacity is 28 MW, and it is part of the Serra Branca cluster, which is being developed by Voltalia, with a potential of 2.4 GW.

According to the President of Voltalia in Brazil, Robert Klein, the agreement reflects the company’s ability to deliver a complete project in a competitive manner from development and construction to the end of operation. According to Robert, the company’s cluster is attractive due to all the infrastructure it already has in the region and the projects benefiting from significant economies of scale in the construction process, in connection facilities, as well as in operation and maintenance carried out by the teams.

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The service agreement will last for eight years and will provide operation and maintenance of the electrical infrastructure of the production process, such as medium voltage networks, substations, and transmission lines, in addition to overseeing the O&M services of wind turbines, conducted by the manufacturer and analyzing their performance.

Operations performed by Voltalia will have staff operating in shifts, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Others will have working hours for administrative tasks, maintenance planning, support, and engineering management. The team will consist of three field service technicians who will work on maintaining the electrical infrastructure and supervising the operation and maintenance activities of the wind turbines.

After the second half of 2020, Voltalia will provide all experience and technology through its operations center in Mossoró (RN), where it will be fully operational in the coming weeks.

Wind Farm Construction In Rio Grande Do Norte Agreed Between Voltalia And Japanese Company

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