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Acciona Energy has started construction work on the 30-megawatt (MW) Jelinak wind park in Croatia, the first installation of this type it has installed in that country. The Company thus strengthens its international expansion and becomes the first Spanish wind power developer to open a wind park in Croatia.

Located in the region of Split-Dalmatia, in the north-west of the country, Jelinak will consist of twenty 1.5 MW turbines with Acciona Windpower technology. The project will produce 81 million kilowatt-hours a year, covering the electricity consumption of over 30,000 Croatian homes and replacing fossil fuels equivalent to around 48,000 barrels of oil.

The clean energy generated from Jelinak will avoid the emission of 77,841 metric tonnes of CO2 to the atmosphere from conventional coal-fired power stations, with a cleaning effect on the atmosphere equivalent to around four million trees.

11/04/2012

Vestas has received an order from Longyuan, one of China’s largest wind energy developers, for 50 MW. The order consists of 25 units of the high-performing V90-2.0 MW turbine. The turbines will be installed at Qiulu wind farm near Putian, Fujian province. Upon completion of this project, Vestas will reach a total installed base of more than 450 MW in the province.

The order includes supply of wind turbines, installation and commissioning, a Vestas Online® SCADA system and a service and maintenance agreement. Delivery is scheduled to take place in the third quarter of 2012.

 

09/04/2012

Under the contract Zvezda-Energetika supplied Zvezda -2000VÊ-24Ì3 diesel power plant designed around MTU 20V4000G23 engine rated at 2000 kW. The plant is equipped with AVK electric generator with voltage of 10 kV. The plant will ensire the start of PGU-120 combined cycle power station if the main power grid fails.

06/04/2012

Electric output of the plant is 2 MW. It was supplied by Vostochnaya Tekhnika. The station is equipped with two Viessmann hot-water boilers. Main fuel for the station is natural gas.

04/04/2012

The station consists of two UPB 9408 TC-B-IE power plants each rated at 260 kW of electric power and 373 kW of thermal power. They were manufactured and supplied by UPB Energy (Latvia). The company will also maintain and overhaul the equipment during the operation. The station will use biogas as the main fuel.

02/04/2012

The first unit of the station consists of 6 GE Jenbacher JMS 620 GS-S.L gas engine power plants each rated at 3.03 MW with thermal power output of 2.9 MW. The station operates in cogeneration cycle. Electric efficiency of the station is 43 %, thermal efficiency is 41.3 %. The plants are designed around J 620 GS gas engines.

29/03/2012

 

The stations with total electric output of 24 MW will be constructed under turn-key contract signed with Almetyevskoye Enterprise of Heat Networks JSC (Tatneft). Energoteh is general designer and general contractor for the project. The stations are developed around MWM TCG2020V20 gas engine plants rated at 2 MW. Each station will consist of 4 power plants. All generated electric and thermal power will be used for the needs of the city.

 

27/03/2012