The Nordex Group has received an order from Eco-Optima for 40 MW in Ukraine with a curtailed and tailored logistic and installation scope. The company, which is engaged in the development and implementation of renewable environmentally friendly energy sources, has ordered seven N163/5.X turbines. The contract also includes the Service for the maintenance of the systems.
The turbines destined for the 40 MW Sokal Wind Farm north of Lviv in the west of the country will be installed on 118-meter tubular steel towers and will be operated with a nominal output of 5.7 MW.
'We are pleased to continue our cooperation with Nordex Group, our long-standing partner. In a difficult time for Ukraine, we care about its energy independence by implementing wind power stations which allow us to stabilize energy system in Ukraine. Nordex Group as always was the best at finalizing technical issues and internal approvals within a short period of time, which is very important for the quickest project`s implementation. We are grateful to the Nordex team for your trust and look forward to a long and promising cooperation', says Zinoviy Kozitsky, founder of Eco-Optima.
'We are proud to extend our partnership with Eco-Optima, reaffirming our shared commitment to Ukraine. Together, we are working to help in addressing the country’s significant demand for energy, delivering vital solutions to support the electricity demand', says Slava Feklin, Country Manager Ukraine of the Nordex Group.
About Eco-Optima
ECO-OPTIMA is the largest group of companies in Western Ukraine, which is engaged in the development and implementation of renewable environmentally friendly energy sources. We are the first privately owned company that received a loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and built the first wind farm in Western Ukraine. During the company’s work, a number of projects in the field of energy were implemented. At the same time, new investment projects, in particular small hydropower and biofuels, are constantly being developed with existing objects.
Source: Nordex Group
