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Siemens Gamesa successfully installs Asia’s tallest wind turbines in Thailand

By Paul Dvorak | August 8, 2017

Siemens Gamesa has set a new record in Asia by installing this year the tallest wind turbines on the continent. The turbines are equipped with 153-metre tall towers, and with the 56-metre blades, they reach a total height of 210 meters.

The Gamesa turbines will sit atop 153m tall towers, about the tallest in the world.

The project -owned by Thai engineering company Gunkul and being built by developer PowerChina ZhongNan- has a total capacity of 67.5 MW; i.e. 33 units of the G114-2.0 and G114-2.1 MW models.

Siemens Gamesa has already installed these 33 turbines in the Sarahnlom wind farm in the Nakhon Ratchasima province in central Thailand, while commissioning is scheduled for this year. The company will also be in charge of the plant’s operation and maintenance for the next 10 years.

“This milestone showcases the company’s R&D prowess,” said Álvaro Bilbao, CEO of Siemens Gamesa for Asia-Pacific. “We are demonstrating once again our ability to respond to what the market needs and the versatility of our turbines”, he added.

In addition to Thailand, Siemens Gamesa’s Asian footprint includes Vietnam, Philippines, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, China, and India, having installed more than 11,000 MW in these markets.

Further information is available at www.gamesacorp.com/siemensgamesa
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