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Vestas has received its first Australian orders for its product range of V150-4.
2MW.
The turbines ordered by long-term customer Tilt Renewables for the 336 MW Dundonnell wind farm feature the latest Vestas technology and are proven to optimize asset performance and reduce energy costs
.
This has been vital to securing the project's clients under the Victorian Renewable Energy Auction Scheme
.
Located 23km northeast of Mortlake in Victoria's Western District, the Dundonnell Wind Farm features 80 Vestas V150-4.
2 MW turbines with a 114-metre-high hub tower design for optimal performance
under site-specific wind conditions.
The tower will be partly sourced from local Victorian suppliers
.
The project is the largest of six successful bids under Victoria's 928MW renewable energy auction scheme and the second winning project
supported by Vestas Custom Solutions.
"The Victoria Renewable Energy Auction Program awarded Vestas to two projects supported by Vestas, which emphasises Vestas' ability to provide customers with bespoke solutions that ensure the lowest energy costs, the highest quality of technology, and the best park performance
.
”
Deion Campbell Tilt Renewables' CEO said, "Vestas is a long-standing trusted partner of Tilt Renewables with a proven track record in the market and the ability to support the successful auction results
of this project.
In summary, we demonstrate that wind energy is a key part of
the solution to Victoria's energy needs.
”
The Dundonnell Wind Farm will also promote and utilize Geelong's Vestas Renewable Energy Centre, a Vestas initiative that aims to support the state government's ambitious renewable energy goals, create local jobs and promote local businesses
.
The hub involves multiple local partnerships to help Victorian industry build capacity
in turbine assembly, sub-assembly supply, wind farm maintenance, logistics and advanced materials and manufacturing science.
Commercial operations of the Dundonnell wind farm are scheduled to begin
in the third quarter of 2020.
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Vestas has received its first Australian orders for its product range of V150-4.
2MW.
The turbines ordered by long-term customer Tilt Renewables for the 336 MW Dundonnell wind farm feature the latest Vestas technology and are proven to optimize asset performance and reduce energy costs
.
This has been vital to securing the project's clients under the Victorian Renewable Energy Auction Scheme
.
Located 23km northeast of Mortlake in Victoria's Western District, the Dundonnell Wind Farm features 80 Vestas V150-4.
2 MW turbines with a 114-metre-high hub tower design for optimal performance
under site-specific wind conditions.
The tower will be partly sourced from local Victorian suppliers
.
The project is the largest of six successful bids under Victoria's 928MW renewable energy auction scheme and the second winning project
supported by Vestas Custom Solutions.
"The Victoria Renewable Energy Auction Program awarded Vestas to two projects supported by Vestas, which emphasises Vestas' ability to provide customers with bespoke solutions that ensure the lowest energy costs, the highest quality of technology, and the best park performance
.
”
Deion Campbell Tilt Renewables' CEO said, "Vestas is a long-standing trusted partner of Tilt Renewables with a proven track record in the market and the ability to support the successful auction results
of this project.
In summary, we demonstrate that wind energy is a key part of
the solution to Victoria's energy needs.
”
The Dundonnell Wind Farm will also promote and utilize Geelong's Vestas Renewable Energy Centre, a Vestas initiative that aims to support the state government's ambitious renewable energy goals, create local jobs and promote local businesses
.
The hub involves multiple local partnerships to help Victorian industry build capacity
in turbine assembly, sub-assembly supply, wind farm maintenance, logistics and advanced materials and manufacturing science.
Commercial operations of the Dundonnell wind farm are scheduled to begin
in the third quarter of 2020.
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