Vestas Signs Another 15-Year Contract in Ceará, Providing 25 Giant Wind Turbines for the Kairos Project

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 04/01/2022 at 11:55

Updated on 04/01/2022 at 12:21

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With Agreement Signed Between 2W Energy and Vestas, Kairos Project in Ceará Will Have About 25 Giant Wind Turbines in Its Wind Power Park

Vestas has already started 2022 by signing an agreement with 2W Energy to supply around 25 V150-4.5 MW wind turbines, including a service contract that will last around 15 years, or more, for the 113 MW Kairos project, located in the municipality of Icapuí, in the state of Ceará. The aim of installing wind turbines is to optimize energy production throughout the project’s lifespan. After sealing this major agreement, Vestas exceeds its own milestone of 6 GW in order intake in the country for V150 wind turbine models, with power modes of 4.2 MW and 4.5 MW, establishing itself as the best-selling wind turbine model here in Brazil. The V150-4.2 MW model surpassed 17.5 GW in order intake globally.

Agreement Between Vestas and 2W Energy Also Aims for Sustainability and Environmental Preservation

Eduardo Ricotta, current president of Vestas in Latin America, did not hold back in expressing his happiness to have 2W Energy as a client in this initial contract phase.

Ricotta also stated that the reliability and competitiveness of Vestas’ 4MW platform, combined with the long-term service agreement, will provide 2W Energy with one of the largest and best energy trading platforms, as well as the reliability necessary to continue offering the best cost reduction opportunities, promoting sustainability and good management for its clients in the market that has adopted clean energy.

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Delivery of Wind Turbines in Ceará

In the second quarter of 2023, the long-awaited wind turbines are expected to be delivered, with commissioning also scheduled for the last quarter of 2023. Like Ricotta, the CEO of 2W Energy, Cláudio Ribeiro, is very pleased with the signing of the agreement with Vestas.

According to Cláudio, the company is very happy with this new and long partnership for the Kairos Project in Ceará, in addition to being able to count on wind turbines with such an extensive track record worldwide, which will certainly bring the highest quality that the Company expects for the venture.

The CEO of 2W Energy concludes by discussing the various investments in renewable solutions aimed at expanding Brazil’s access to clean energy sustainably.

Learn More About Vestas and 2W Energy

The Danish company Vestas, founded in 1945, is currently the world’s largest manufacturer of wind turbines, present in 79 countries. Vestas is unconditionally dedicated to the development, manufacture, sale, and maintenance of wind turbines.

2W Energy is Brazilian and located in São Paulo, being one of the largest generators and distributors of renewable energy. With over 14 years of history, 2W Energy is of great importance to Brazil, as its main objective is to maximize consumer access across the country to clean energy sources. Currently, 2W Energy is considered the largest platform for commercial agents in the free energy market.

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