Votorantim energia assina com a Vestas para mais 409,2 MW de energia eólica no Piauí

Votorantim Energy Signs With Vestas for Additional 409.2 MW of Wind Power in Piauí

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 28/08/2020 at 14:40

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Wind Energy in Brazil on the Rise: Vestas Receives Order of 409 MW from the Joint Venture between Votorantim Energia and Canadian Fund CPP Investments

Vestas received an order of 409 MW from the joint venture between Votorantim Wind Energy and the Canadian fund CPP Investments for sustainable energy projects in Ventos do Piauí II and Ventos do Piauí III, in Serra do Inácio, in the state of Piauí, Brazil involving wind energy.

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The contract includes the supply and commissioning of V150-4.2 MW wind turbines, as well as Active Output Management 5000 (AOM 5000) service contracts for 20 years, designed to ensure optimized performance throughout the lifetime of the sustainable energy project.

Vestas Surpassed Order Limits and Gained Prominence

A report by Energía Limpia XXI states that Vestas has surpassed 10 GW in firm order intake for its new V150-4.2 MW turbines globally, and with this order, Vestas has secured nearly 3.5 GW of sustainable energy orders for the turbine variant in Brazil, underscoring that the V150-4.2 MW perfectly adapts to the country’s wind conditions.

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About Votorantim Energia

Votorantim Energia is a Brazilian energy company founded in 1996 and is now one of the main industrial investors in the Brazilian electricity sector. Here are some data:

6 Hydroelectric Complexes and 2 Wind Farms
28 Private Plants Across the Country
Has Sold About 2.2 GW of Energy So Far
Has More Than 400 Clients
Net Revenue of Over 4.4 Billion in 2019
More Than 51 Social Projects in Environmental Areas

Votorantim Energy Signs With Vestas for Additional 409.2 MW of Wind Power in Piauí

Wind Energy in Brazil on the Rise: Vestas Receives Order of 409 MW from the Joint Venture between Votorantim Energia and Canadian Fund CPP Investments

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Vestas Surpassed Order Limits and Gained Prominence

About Votorantim Energia

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Votorantim Energy Signs With Vestas for Additional 409.2 MW of Wind Power in Piauí

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Read Also

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