Siemens will supply turbines for mega wind farm
Turbomachinery International, Nov/Dec 2006
Siemens Power Generation will deliver 140 wind turbines of 2.3 MW each for the Whitelee Wind Farm to be located south of Glasgow in Scotland, U.K. With an installed capacity of 322 MW, it will be Europe's largest wind farm. The contract has been awarded by Scottish Power, a gas and electricity provider. Completion of the project is scheduled for summer 2009.
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Siemens will supply wind turbines, and provide installation and commissioning services. Scottish Power is responsible for the infrastructure works.
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