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Gamesa installs first G114-2.0 MW turbine in Asia-Pacific

By Michelle Froese | December 17, 2015

Gamesa’s G114-2.0 MW turbines have a tower height of 125-m, and are among the tallest turbines in the Southeast Asian region.

Gamesa has installed its first G114-2.0 MW in Asia-Pacific at the Subplu1 Wind Farm in Thailand.

This project, which was announced in July 2015, is Gamesa first project breakthrough in the Thai market. Specifically, Gamesa signed an agreement with Chinese developer PowerChina ZhongNan for the supply of 30 of its G114-2.0 MW turbines at three wind farms.

The wind turbines are scheduled for commissioning in 2016 and Gamesa will maintain all these facilities for the next 10 years. The G114-2.0 MWs, with a tower height of 125-m, are among the tallest turbines in Southeast Asian region.

Álvaro Bilbao, CEO of Gamesa in APAC, and Feng Shurong, General Manager of PowerChina Zhongnan Chinese EPC contractor, participated the ceremony to witness the successful moment.

The G114-2.0 MW, which has emerged a standard-bearer in the sector thanks to its low power density model, is designed to yield more power at lower cost at low and medium wind speed sites such as those typical of Thailand. Gamesa has already signed orders for the supply of over 2,000 MW and has installed more than 165 MW in markets as diverse as Portugal, Brazil, the US, Sweden, and Italy.

Gamesa
www.gamesacorp.com


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