Siemens gamesa will locally produce this new turbine

At its camacari plant in the state of bahia, in turn boosting the local economy and increasing the competitiveness of the 5.X platform. Brazil is the seventh largest wind energy market in the world, according to the global wind energy council (gwec), with more than 17 gw of installed capacity.Siemens gamesa signs an agreement for the santo agosthino wind farm in brazil siemens gamesa signs an agreement siemens gamesa's global partnership with leading electricity supplier engie has been strengthened following the signing of a 434 mw contract to supply the siemens gamesa 5.X reference land platform to the santo agostinho wind farm, located in the northeast of the state from rio grande do norte. The contract consists of supplying 70 sg 5.8-170 turbines with optimaflex technology, upgraded to operate at 6.2 mw. This turbine has one of the highest power ratings in the onshore market while also being among the largest rotors, providing an extremely competitive levelized cost of energy (lcoe). This agreement is the third for 5.X in brazil and follows the signing in december 2020 of a 465 mw contract in bahia. In fact, both agreements will see the energy produced at wind farms sold through a power purchase agreement (ppa) and will highlight the growth of wind energy in brazil despite no renewable energy auctions having been held in the country in 2020.



To set an energy price and offer stability to its energy costs in the medium term, at competitive prices compared to spot price forecasts. “this agreement underlines how attractive the siemens gamesa 5.X platform is becoming globally and we are pleased to continue developing a close partnership with engie in brazil. The country is truly becoming a beacon for wind energy in latin america,” said lars bondo krogsgaard, ceo of siemens gamesa's onshore business. avatarenergia.Com/total-espera-la-entrada-de-energia-eolica-marina-en-china/ this latest deal means the company has sold 1.21 gw of the  Phone Number Data siemens gamesa 5.X platform in brazil, and now more than 2.2 gw globally. This 2 gw milestone has been reached in record time, less than two years since its market launch in april 2019. The first contract in brazil was for the 312 mw tucano wind farm signed in april 2020. Siemens gamesa will locally produce this new turbine at its camacari plant in the state of bahia, in turn boosting the local economy and increasing the competitiveness of the 5.X platform. Brazil is the seventh largest wind energy market in the world, according to the global wind energy council (gwec), with more than 17 gw of installed capacity.







Engie has approved a new financing agreement with the brazilian development bank engie has approved a new financing agreement with the brazilian development bank engie engie has approved a new financing agreement with the brazilian development bank (bndes). This time for a renewable energy generation project (the campo largo wind complex) phase 2, located in the state of bahia in the municipalities of umburana and santo sé. In march, the company had already secured another project, gralha azul, with the bank for the transmission of energy in approximately one thousand kilometers in the state of paraná. The two agreements are worth r$2.7 billion and both were reached entirely digitally with icp-brazil certification in the midst of the covid 19 pandemic, a pioneering initiative of the parties involved. “both agreements reflect the teamwork of various areas of engie and the bndes, which with a spirit of commitment and dedication, successfully concluded two important lines of financing,” explains the general director of engie brasil energía, eduardo sattamini. “in this way, we are fulfilling the commitments acquired during the development and contracting of the projects and the expected profitability for our shareholders,” adds the company's general director. Under construction, the campo largo project – phase 2 amounts to 361.2 mw of installed capacity with an investment of r$1.6 billion. The project has become fully viable thanks to the intermediation of more than 60 agreements signed in advance with free market consumers. The financing line amounts to r$1.