Queensland Hydro picks contractors for 2-GW pumped storage project
Sep 18, 2024 6:05 CESTVestas Wind Systems A/S (CPH:VWS) has teamed up with Ukrainian private energy group DTEK to jointly build a 384-MW wind farm as an expansion of a recently-commissioned plant in the Eastern European country.
The Danish wind turbine maker this weekend announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) regarding the conditions for the future development, saying the project will create the largest wind turbine complex in Ukraine.
The proposed scheme will be the second phase of the 114-MW Tyligulska wind farm that was switched on in May in southern Ukraine. Phase two of the project is planned to use 64 of Vestas’ 6-MW turbines. Once the additional capacity is installed, the entire complex will have 83 units of the V162-6.2 MW machines.
"The Tyligulska wind farm will significantly increase the stability of our energy system, help strengthen the country's energy security, and enable Ukraine to become a decarbonisation leader that can act as an energy hub for Europe,” said DTEK’s CEO Maxim Timchenko.
Plans for Tyligulska’s second phase were initially unveiled back in 2021 but were put on hold following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Vestas said it will will make further disclosures if and when the contract with DTEK translates into a firm and unconditional order.
Queensland Hydro picks contractors for 2-GW pumped storage project
Sep 18, 2024 6:05 CESTBLM clears huge transmission link, solar-storage project in Nevada
Sep 16, 2024 10:05 CESTGrenergy expands BYD battery order to 3 GWh for Chilean project
Sep 13, 2024 11:43 CESTAMEA Power signs PPAs for 1 GW of solar, 900 MWh of BESS in Egypt
Sep 12, 2024 16:39 CESTScatec inks PPA for 1-GW solar project with battery in Egypt
Sep 12, 2024 14:42 CESTVictoria approves 450-MW solar farm with four-hour battery
Sep 11, 2024 15:01 CEST