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2010 | Vestas lands order for the largest wind power project in Australia – with the new V112 turbine now released for sale both on and offshore
The Macarthur Wind Farm will become the home of the largest wind farm in the Southern Hemisphere, with 420 MW of clean and renewable energy generation capacity coming from 140 new V112-3.0 MW wind turbines.
The Macarthur project is being jointly developed by AGL Energy Limited and Meridian.
AGL is a publicly listed electricity generator and retailer operating in the Australian market, while Meridian is the largest state-owned renewable energy generator and retailer in New Zealand and a renewable energy developer in Australia. Both AGL and Meridian are Vestas global key account customers and have existing wind farms with Vestas at the Wattle Point (AGL), and Te Apiti and White Hill Wind Farms (Meridian).
The Macarthur site is located in the Western District of Victoria, Australia, between the towns of Macarthur, Hawkesdale and Penshurst.
Vestas, in consortium with Leighton Contractors will jointly install the Macarthur Wind Farm. The contract comprises a full engineering, procurement and construction contract (EPC), a ten-year service agreement and a VestasOnline® Business SCADA solution. The first turbines are expected on site during Q3 2011 with the whole project expected fully installed by the first half of 2013.
Source : Communiqué VESTAS
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