New Wind Farm Project Announced for New Zealand
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A major new renewable energy project is coming to New Zealand. The energy company Mercury has officially selected the turbine manufacturer Nordex to supply equipment for its new wind farm, known as Puke Kapo Hau.
This project will involve the installation of wind turbines with a total capacity of 192 megawatts. This is a significant addition to the country's renewable energy infrastructure, helping to increase the amount of clean electricity available to the national grid.
In addition to providing the turbines, Nordex has signed a long-term service agreement. The company will be responsible for maintaining the wind farm for the next 30 years. This partnership ensures that the facility will remain operational and efficient for decades to come.
This agreement marks the first time that Nordex has entered the New Zealand wind energy market. As the country continues to focus on sustainable energy goals, projects like Puke Kapo Hau play an important role in meeting the future electricity needs of New Zealanders.
Sources: SolarQuarter
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