Siemens Gamesa to supply close to 300 MW to Norway

Siemens Gamesa has booked orders totaling 300 MW across three Norwegian projects.

BY RITZAU FINANS

German-Spanish wind turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa, a Vestas competitor, will deliver 70 turbines to three Norwegian projects. The total capacity is 294 MW, reads a press release.

The order for the SWT-DD-130 turbines has been placed by German Luxcara and installation will begin in Spring 2019 and finish in the following Spring. The contract includes a 25-year service and maintenance agreement.

Siemens Gamesa has already delivered more than 200 turbines to Norway with a total capacity of more than 500 MW, and a further 390 MW project is about to be installed.

English Edit: Lena Rutkowski

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