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The Construction Of The Largest Wind Project In Latin America Has Been Announced, With A Subsequent Request For 288 MW, In A Series Of Agreements Announced By The Turbine OEM Giant Vestas At The End Of The Year.
Vestas Secured A Contract For 288 MW And 64 Machines From Engie For The Largest Wind Project In Latin America In Serra Do Assuruá, In The Brazilian State Of Bahia, Adding To A Contract For 540 MW Signed In September.
How The Largest Wind Project In Latin America Will Be
Announcing Its Latest Order For The V150-4.5MW Turbine, Vestas Stated That Upon Completion, The Largest Wind Project In Latin America In Serra De Assuruá Will Have A Total Nameplate Capacity Of 846 MW, Making It The Largest In The Region When It Becomes Operational At The End Of 2024.
The Deal For The Largest Wind Project In Latin America In Serra De Assuruá Marks Another Major Milestone For The V150 In Latin America, With Vestas Recording Over 8 GW Of Orders For The Machine Solely In Brazil Since 2018. The Agreement In Brazil Joins Other Deals In The US And Europe That Vestas Announced In Recent Days.
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With 5.6 trillion tons of natural hydrogen beneath the Earth, 26 times the known oil and more energy than all the natural gas in the world, the new gold rush is already mobilizing Bill Gates, Amazon, and Petrobras.
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U.S. researchers publish the first national map of natural hydrogen, placing 30 states on the radar and changing what was known about clean energy in the American underground.
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Solar-powered ice factory in the Amazon that eliminated a 5-hour trip to Manaus, prevents the loss of up to two-thirds of the fish, and now ensures income for more than 30 riverside families.
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Every time a river flows into the sea, an amount of energy equivalent to a 120-meter waterfall is silently wasted, but Japan has just inaugurated the world’s first power plant that captures this waste and transforms it into electricity 24 hours a day without sun, wind, or fuel.
The Danish Group Secured A Repowering Order Of 73MW For Its V110 2.2MW Machines In An Undisclosed Project In The US, Which Is Expected To Be Operational In The Fourth Quarter Of 2023. On The Other Side Of The Atlantic, Vestas Secured An Order Of 93 MW From SR Energy In Sweden For Its Huge V162-6.2 MW Turbine That Will Power The Älgkullen Wind Project. This Adds To The 32MW Order In Italy Secured Before Christmas.
Growth In Wind Energy Investment Was Already Being Felt In 2022
At The End Of 2022, Vestas Announced Incoming Orders Of 2.63 GW For The Fourth Quarter Of 2022. In The Same Quarter Of 2021, It Recorded 2.86 GW Of Announced And Unannounced Orders. As The Year End Approached, Vestas’ Total Order Book For 2022 Was 9.62 GW.
In 2021, OEMs Recorded A Volume Of 13.9 GW. Vestas’ CEO, Henrik Andersen, Stated In The November Third Quarter Results That Pressure On The Wind Industry Had Not Eased As He Cut The OEM’s Financial Outlook For 2022.
What Will The Largest Wind Project In Latin America Produce?
Wind Energy Is The Transformation Of Wind Energy Into Useful Energy, Such As Using Wind Turbines To Generate Electricity, Windmills To Produce Mechanical Energy Or Sails To Propel Sailboats.
Today, Wind Energy Can Be Directed To Provide Some Or Many Useful Tasks Such As: Water Pumping, Electricity Generation, Heating, Etc. Let’s Examine Some Of These Tasks In More Detail. Pumping Water Is A Primary Use Of Wind Energy.
Just Like Hydropower, Wind Energy Has Been Used For Thousands Of Years For The Same Purposes, Namely: Water Pumping, Grain Milling, And Other Applications Involving Mechanical Energy.
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