Siemens to build Polish wind farms for €100 million
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Published: 21 Apr, 2008 CET.
Updated: Mon 21 Apr 2008 12:30 CET
German electrical utility RWE will pay Siemens €100 million to build two wind farms in Poland in a deal announced on Monday.
Thirty-three wind turbines planned in the Polish regions of Masuria and West Pomerania and will generate about 2.3 megawatts apiece, Siemens Energy said. The project is expected to be in operation by fall 2009.
The wind farms are a joint project of RWE's renewable energy division, RWE Innogy, and a Polish company, Polish Energy Partners.
Siemens called Poland one of the most promising markets for wind energy in Europe.
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Thirty-three wind turbines planned in the Polish regions of Masuria and West Pomerania and will generate about 2.3 megawatts apiece, Siemens Energy said. The project is expected to be in operation by fall 2009.
The wind farms are a joint project of RWE's renewable energy division, RWE Innogy, and a Polish company, Polish Energy Partners.
Siemens called Poland one of the most promising markets for wind energy in Europe.
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