North American Windpower: Vestas Enters Frame Agreement With EEN

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by NAW Staff on Friday 17 November 2006

Denmark-headquartered Vestas, a worldwide wind turbine manufacturer, recently announced it has entered a frame agreement with EEN - EDF Energies Nouvelles - for 200 MW of wind power plants in France, Greece and Italy. The plants will be delivered during 2008 and 2009, and the frame agreement includes an option for delivery of an additional 200 MW per year in the years 2008 and 2009.

The contract comprises supply and commissioning of the wind turbines as well as installation of Vestas' SCADA system, VestasOnline. The supply includes the following wind turbines: V52-850 kW, V80-2.0 MW, V90-2.0 MW and V90-3.0 MW.

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