Vestas Receives Major Order of 401 MW of Renewable Energy in the U.S.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/12/2023 at 08:05

Updated on 23/12/2023 at 17:09

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AES Corporation Will Supply 89 V150-4.5 MW Turbines for the West Camp Wind Project in Arizona, with Nominal Capacity and Commissioning Scheduled for the Fourth Quarter.

Vestas has received a new order for a nominal capacity of 200 MW to supply the East Valley wind farm in Maricopa County, Arizona, USA, owned by XYZ Energy. This order includes the installation of 50 V120-4.2 MW turbines, as well as the supply of hardware and a multiyear Active Output Management 4000 (AOM 4000) service agreement to ensure the efficient operation of the wind farm. The President of Vestas North America, Sarah Johnson, commented on the partnership with XYZ Energy, emphasizing the importance of this order for the expansion of clean energy in the state.

The delivery of the turbines is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2025, with commissioning planned for the second half of the same year (Wind Project).

Order for Wind Turbines in Navajo County

The nominal capacity of the new wind project in Navajo County, in the state of Arizona, is expected to be expanded with the order from AES Corporation for V150-4.5 MW turbines. The order for the turbines, with delivery expected in the fourth quarter, includes Active Output Management 5000 (AOM 5000) to ensure optimized performance.

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The AES Corporation’s request reinforces its commitment to the expansion of wind energy in the region, with the commissioning of the turbines scheduled to boost renewable energy generation. The project aims to contribute to the sustainable development of the community, taking advantage of favorable conditions for clean energy production in Navajo County.

With the addition of the V150-4.5 MW turbines, the wind energy generation capacity in the region will be significantly increased, promoting the diversification of the local energy matrix. AES Corporation reaffirms its commitment to innovation and sustainability by investing in cutting-edge technologies to drive the transition to renewable energy sources.

The order for V150-4.5 MW wind turbines underscores AES Corporation’s vision to lead the energy transformation while contributing to the local economy and job creation. The partnership with the community and local authorities demonstrates a commitment to the responsible and sustainable development of operations in Navajo County.

Vestas Receives Major Order of 401 MW of Renewable Energy in the U.S.

AES Corporation Will Supply 89 V150-4.5 MW Turbines for the West Camp Wind Project in Arizona, with Nominal Capacity and Commissioning Scheduled for the Fourth Quarter.

Order for Wind Turbines in Navajo County

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