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Wind Farm of ROSATOM Enter Wholesale Market The largest wind farm in Russia began supplying electric power and capacity to the Wholesale Electricity and Capacity Market. The Adygea Wind Warm is the first completed project of NovaWind JSC, ROSATOM division responsible for wind energy projects. The Adygea Wind Farm with a total capacity of 150 MW consists of 60 wind turbines. Localization degree of facility equipment confirmed by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation is 65%. Through its localization program, NovaWind plans to bring the degree to 80-85%. As part of the current localization program, the task concerning batch production of wind turbine components and assemblies in the territory of the Russian Federation was solved. Source : Strategic Research Institute
ACWA Power to Build Wind Power Project in Uzbekistan Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power has clinched a deal with the government of Uzbekistan for the construction of a wind farm of between 500 MW and 1,000 MW. The value of the implementation agreement will range from USD 550 million to USD 1.1 billion, depending on the project’s capacity, ACWA Power. The pact is part of a series of strategic agreements between the Saudi firm and Uzbekistan with a potential value of over USD 2 billion, the goal of which is to enhance the nation’s power production. ACWA Power’s collaboration with the Uzbek government also includes a 25-year power purchase agreement worth USD 1.2 billion that will enable the construction of a 1,500-MW combined cycle gas-turbine power plant and a memorandum of understanding for a technical training centre for Uzbek students. Source : Strategic Research Institute
MHI Vestas Secures Order for Akita Noshiro Offshore Wind Farm Project in Japan MHI Vestas Offshore Wind has completed firm and unconditional orders to supply turbines for the Akita and Noshiro offshore wind farms, jointly referred to as the Akita Noshiro Offshore Wind Farm Project. The wind farms have an expected combined output of 139 MW. MHI Vestas will supply 33 V117-4.2 MW turbines in total, to be installed with fixed-bottom foundations at both sites. Installation is expected to commence in 2022, and will include a maximum 20-year, subject to the options being exercised, service and maintenance agreements. 13 turbines will be supplied at the Akita site, while the Noshiro site will incorporate 20 turbines. In total, the projects will supply the equivalent of nearly 130,000 homes. The electric power output from the farms will be fed through both the Akita and Noshiro ports in Akita Prefecture, with an expected output of 55 MW at Akita Port and 84 MW at Noshiro Port. AOW is a special purpose company led by Marubeni Corporation, with additional Japanese project sponsors providing development support to harness Japan’s abundant wind resources for clean, renewable power. Source : Strategic Research Institute
GE Renewable Energy to Supply Cypress Units for 70 MW Guney Wind Farm in Turkey GE Renewable Energy announced today that it has been selected by Sanko Enerji to provide 12 Cypress units and 2 units of 3 MW for the 70 MW Guney wind farm in Turkey. The wind farm will produce enough clean energy to power the equivalent 71,000 homes, save about 200,000 tons of CO2 and support Turkey’s renewable energy ambition to power two third of the country with renewable energy. Located in Bursa, the construction and commercial operation of the wind farm is planned to be in the last quarter of 2020. GE’s scope of work will also include 10-year services agreements. Guney is the second onshore wind project Sanko Enerji and GE Renewable Energy will be building together. This marks the third order in Turkey for GE's Cypress platform, the company's largest onshore wind turbine in the field, and adds up to the 1.2 GW of wind energy installed base and 500 wind turbines GE already built in Turkey. Turkey represents one of GE’s biggest sources of orders for the Cypress onshore wind platform, accumulating 255 MW to date. The Cypress technology is a good fit for wind energy projects and for the Turkish landscape. It enables significant Annual Energy Production improvements, increased efficiency in serviceability, improved logistics and siting potential, and ultimately more value for customers. The two-piece blade design enables blades to be manufactured at even longer lengths and improving logistics to drive costs down and offer more siting options, in locations that were previously inaccessible. GE Renewable Energy will locally produce the revolutionary two-pieces wind turbine blades in its LM Wind Power’s Bergama site, Izmir, Turkey, where GE has more than 550 employees. At the end of April 2019, the site decided to invest another $30 million to hire 300 new employees and build an extension, in order to set-up the site to produce this new two-pieces blade, set to be assembled to GE’s Cypress turbine. Towers will also be produced in the country. Source : Strategic Research Institute
First Generation at Dundonnell Wind Farm of Tilt Renewables Tilt Renewables Limited announced that the 336MW Dundonnell Wind Farm located in Western Victoria has today achieved first generation of electricity, which was exported into the grid and sold into the National Electricity Market. This follows the completion of the transmission network connection infrastructure In late January, successfully obtaining an Electricity Generation and Sale Licence for the project from the Essential Services Commission of Victoria and then DDWF being registered as a market participant by the Australian Energy Market Operator. DDWF connects to Victoria's 500kV transmission backbone, with AusNet Services successfully delivering the transmission connection under a build, own and operate structure. The ~$80m connection project included construction and commissioning of a new 500kV/220kV substation and 38km of 220kV overhead transmission line, to the on-site wind farm substation. Wind turbine commissioning and testing will continue over the coming months, with full commercial operations targeted for Q3 2020. During commissioning and testing, the project will be producing electricity and LGC revenues while the 80 turbines are progressively brought into operation. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Amazon signs Renewable Energy Projects Amazon has announced its first renewable energy project in Australia as part of efforts to reach an 80% clean energy target by 2024 and 100% by 2040. The 60MW solar energy project will be built in New South Wales and will generate 142,000MWh of energy per annum, once online in 2021. The project will generate enough energy to power 23,000 average Australian households. Amazon has also announced three additional projects, a 122MW onshore wind energy project in Vasternorrland, Sweden, which is expected to come online in 2022; a 50MW solar energy farm in Zaragoza in Spain; and a 65MW solar plant in Halifax County in the US state of Virginia. The projects will produce 300MW and approximately 840,000MWh of additional renewable capacity to the grids that supply energy to data centres owned and operated by Amazon Web Services. Globally, Amazon has 86 renewable energy projects that have the capacity to generate over 2,300MW and deliver more than 6.3 million MWh of energy annually. Source : Strategic Research Institute
TEPCO and Ørsted to Establish JV for offshore wind in Choshi Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Incorporated and Ørsted announced that they have agreed to establish a joint venture company, Choshi Offshore Wind Farm KK. with the intention of working towards a joint bid in the Choshi-city offshore wind promotion area. In January 2019, TEPCO and Ørsted signed a memorandum of understanding to work jointly on offshore wind projects and have since then been working together to establish a framework and organizational structure for joint development of the Choshi Offshore Wind Project. TEPCO and Ørsted, having formalized their collaboration to develop the Choshi Offshore Wind Project, will submit a joint bid in the Round 1 auction once the Japanese government officially designates the Choshi-city offshore wind promotion area, and further work together on future offshore wind opportunities in the area. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Largest Wind Turbines in Asia to power Vietnam The Blue Circle and its partner AC Energy, the power generation arm of Philippine conglomerate Ayala Corporation, have signed Asia’s first Notice to Proceed with General Electric Renewable Energy for its new Cypress platform wind turbines. The eight turbines with a unit capacity of 5MW for a total of 40MW will carry the largest rotor diameter for an onshore project in Asia (158 meters) and will be the first to transport blades in two pieces before assembly on site. Despite the general suspension of master plan approvals in Vietnam related to the new Planning Law implementation, The Blue Circle has succeeded in securing the land and grid connection for the Project in a difficult context. The Mui Ne Wind Project site has a total expansion potential of up to 170MW in one of the best wind resource areas in continental Vietnam. The Project’s estimated cost is around US$80M, which will be financed by debt and equity, and is planning to qualify for the wind feed-in-tariff of 8.5 US cents per kWh. AC Energy (through its wholly-owned subsidiary, AC Energy Vietnam Investments 2 Pte. Ltd) will participate in this Project with a 50% voting stake. GE Vietnam will provide a Full Service Agreement for up to 15 years, and The Blue Circle will manage operations through an Asset Management Services contract. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Siemens Gamesa to Unlock Surging Renewable Potential in Vietnam Vietnam has some of the best wind resources in Southeast Asia. In an effort to tap the country’s potential and provide more clean energy to the country, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy will supply 25 SG 4.5-145 for one of the nation’s largest wind farms. With a total capacity of 113 MW, the Hoa Thang 1.2 wind farm will generate enough electricity to meet the demands of over 240,000 Vietnamese following its commissioning in 2021. The deal also marks the largest order in the country for Siemens Gamesa. Additionally, the company has secured a long-term 10-year service contract. The project, located in the Bac Binh district, Binh Thuan province, on the South-Central coast of Vietnam, is developed by Hoa Thang Energy Joint Stock Company, a special-purpose vehicle of Vietnam’s construction group Trading Construction Works Organization which has close to 60 years construction experience. Hoa Thang Energy is a pioneer of renewable energy in Vietnam, where the fast-growing economy has seen electricity demand rise by around 10% annually. The Vietnamese government estimates that total power generating capacity will reach 125-130 GW by 2030, up from 46 GW in 2018. In order to mitigate climate concerns, the government also aims for renewable energy to account for 15-20% of its total energy output by 2030 and has established a target of developing 6 GW of wind power capacity by 2030. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Vestas Secures 62 MW Order in China Vestas has received an order for a project in China that includes the supply of V120-2.2 MW wind turbines as well as a 5-year Active Output Management 4000) service agreement. Deliveries are expected to begin in the second quarter of 2020, while commissioning is planned for the fourth quarter of 2020. The project and customer names are undisclosed. The order brings Vestas' total order intake in China up to more than 600 MW within a period of three months. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Vestas Secures Fourth Intertidal Wind Project in Vietnam Maintaining its successful momentum with 200 MW order intake in Vietnam last year, Vestas has now secured its fourth intertidal project in the country with a 29 MW order with Sigma Engineering Joint Stock Company. The Ben Tre V1-3 wind project will be located in Ba Tri District of Ben Tre Province in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam. The contract includes the supply and supervision of the installation of seven V150-4.2 MW wind turbines that will be installed in shallow waters close to shore to optimise energy production and exploit the full potential of the Mekong Delta region’s good wind conditions. Each turbine will be equipped with a full-scale converter, enhancing the wind park’s compliance with grid requirements. The order will include a 20-year Active Output Management 4000 (AOM 4000) service agreement, designed to maximise uptime and optimise energy production for the lifetime of the project. It is the longest service contract for Vestas or any other wind turbine manufacturer in Vietnam. Turbine delivery is scheduled in the first quarter of 2021 and installation is expected to commence from second quarter of 2021. Source : Strategic Research Institute
AboitizPower Pauses Buyout of Mekong Wind in Vietnam Aboitiz Power Corp has terminated its acquisition of a 39.4 megawatt wind power facility in Ninh Thuan Province in Vietnam. AboitizPower said subsidiary AboitizPower International Pte. Ltd has not proceeded with its planned acquisition of a 100 percent ownership interest in Mekong Wind Pte Ltd from Armstrong Southeast Asia Clean Energy Fund Pte Ltd. AboitizPower said the termination of the transaction has no impact on AboitizPower’s existing operations and financial performance. The company said it is still in discussions with AAM to revisit the acquisition at a future date. Mekong Wind holds a 99.99 percent direct interest in Dam Nai Wind Power JSC, which owns and operates the 39.4-megawatt onshore wind power facility in Ninh Thuan province in Southern Vietnam. Source : Strategic Research Institute
MHI Vestas to Accelerate Growth in Asia Pacific MHI Vestas appoints Masato Yamada as Regional Manager Asia Pacific to facilitate broader growth across the Asia Pacific region. He was formerly the company’s Chief Strategy Officer based in Aarhus, Denmark, and will now be based in MHI Vestas’ Tokyo office. Mr. Yamada has been with MHI Vestas since the formation of the joint venture between the two parent companies Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Vestas, which he was instrumental in developing. Across Asia Pacific, MHI Vestas maintains a growing portfolio of projects in which it has been selected to supply offshore wind turbines. Mr. Yamada will guide the company’s continued advancement across the region, notably in Japan, Taiwan and Vietnam. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Perdekraal East Wind Farm Finishes Installation of All Turbines Image Source: Lekela Perdekraal East Wind Farm Late last month Lekela’s Perdekraal East Wind Farm, in the Western Cape of South Africa, finished the installation of its 48th and final wind turbine, two weeks ahead of schedule. The dedicated turbine installation crew began the erection of the first of its forty-eight wind turbines on the Western Cape project at the end of August last year. The crew worked hard to take advantage of the periods of low wind to install all the turbines, completing this operation thirteen days ahead of schedule. Glenn Hobson, Construction Project Manager for Perdekraal East Wind Farm commented that “we expected to only complete this major milestone on 6 April, so considering the current pandemic, the early completion is an unexpected blessing”. The wind turbines stand 115m tall to allow for optimum energy production, however, when one of the blades stand vertically, the turbine’s tip height reaches 168m. The three 53.2m blades, made from fibreglass reinforced epoxy, are connected to the rotor at ground level before being lifted to the top of the turbine tower. The heaviest component is the nacelle, which contains the generator and gearbox and weighs 86 tonnes. Lekela has one other project in South Africa currently under construction and a further three already in operations. Once complete, Perdekraal East Wind Farm will provide 110MW of clean energy to the grid. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Phuong Mai Wind Power selects GE Renewable Energy for Wind Project in Vietnam GE has signed a contract with Phuong Mai Wind Power JSC, a Special Purpose Vehicle entity jointly invested by Truong Thanh Development and Construction Investment Joint Stock Company and Hanoi Construction Industrial Investment JSC to provide 11 2.4MW-116 turbines and technical advisory service for Phuong Mai 1 wind farm. To formalize the award of the contract, a signing ceremony using video links from five different cities included DECONNIN JSC, HANOINCO JSC, Agribank Trang An (the lender for the project), and GE, was completed on 19th March, 2020. Located Binh Dinh province, the Phuong Mai 1 wind power project has good potential for wind energy. GE actively worked with various stakeholders like civil and electrical consultants and the client’s in-house construction teams to find the right solution for the prevailing site environment. Phuong Mai 1 wind farm targets starting generating energy by first half of 2021. This is the second wind farm in Vietnam using 2.4 MW-116 turbines. GE’s 2 MW platform of onshore wind turbines have more than 10 GW installed and in operation today. GE currently operates 128 MW in Vietnam and is one of the oldest and largest OEMs in the country. GE’s business activities in Vietnam started 25 years ago and GE Renewable Energy’s footprint in Vietnam includes Wind and Solar farms, Hydro and Grid solutions and a strong manufacturing footprint employing over 1000 people. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Tilt Renewables and ALDI Sign a Long Term PPA from the Dundonnell Wind Farm Leading Australasian renewable energy developer and operator Tilt Renewables Limited has executed a 10-year Power Purchase Agreement for approximately 6% of the output from the 336MW Dundonnell Wind Farm project with ALDI Foods Pty Limited. The long-term off-take agreement is TLT's first corporate PPA, a PPA with a corporate entity which is the end user of electricity, rather than an electricity retailer, and the company is pleased to have taken this step into that growing market segment. In 2018 DDWF secured a Support Agreement from the Victorian State Government as part of the Victorian Renewable Energy Auction Scheme, and a long-term PPA with Snowy Hydro, prior to the commencement of construction in late 2018. The PPA with ALDI now takes the total long-term contracting of output from the DDWF project to approximately 93%. As recently announced, DDWF achieved its first generation on 11 March 2020 and full commercial operations are targeted for Q3 2020, with the ALDI off-take agreement to commence at the beginning of 2021. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Global Offshore Wind Industry will require over 77,000 Trained Workers by 2024 The Global Wind Energy Council and Global Wind Organisation have published a new report that highlights the need for over 77,000 trained on-site workers to deliver forecast installations in six key emerging markets for offshore wind between 2020-2024. The first report of its kind, Powering the Future: Global Offshore Wind Workforce Outlook 2020-2024 provides a qualitative analysis of the workforce training needs required to fulfill offshore market forecasts in North America, China, Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam and South Korea. Research determined that 2.5 persons per MW per project are needed to deliver the 31GW forecast for these six markets. The research was built upon GWO training data and GWEC Market Intelligence forecasts, combined with data from Renewables Consulting Group’s GRIP database and a series of industry interviews. The Powering the Future report also underscores key workforce supply chain bottlenecks that must be addressed in order to realise these large-scale training needs. Barriers include a lack of training centres, lack of familiarity with standards and risk of standards being perceived as “imposed” and unreflective of local context. Additionally, the current COVID-19 crisis will pose a new challenge to both workforce and turbine supply chains to reach the world’s offshore wind ambitions. This report is the first output of GWEC and GWO’s partnership signed in November 2019 and is supported by research partners Renewables Consulting Group. Source : Strategic Research Institute
MHI Vestas Wind Turbine Blade Materials to be sourced in Taiwan In another step forward for MHI Vestas’ industry-leading localisation plans in Taiwan, the company has confirmed a purchase agreement with Swancor to source several key blade manufacturing components locally. This contract strengthens Swancor’s presence in the offshore wind sector, and will deliver substantial value to the Taiwanese economy through knowledge sharing, jobs and direct investment. The scope of the Swancor contract goes substantially beyond local requirements for blade materials and covers a significant percentage of the direct materials value of overall blade manufacturing (including pultruded carbon plates, resin, and bonding glue). This is the second purchase agreement signed by MHI Vestas related to blade production in Taiwan, following selection of Tien Li Offshore Wind Technology Co., Ltd. to manufacture blades in a new facility to be built near Taichung Harbour. MHI Vestas has been awarded firm contracts for the Changfang and Xidao projects developed by CIP (total combined capacity of 589 MW), as well as preferred supplier status for the 300 MW Zhong Neng project developed by CSC and CIP. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Siemens Gamesa Secures 135 MW Senvion Contract in Victoria in Australia Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy has secured a long-term, 20 year contract to provide full-scope operation and maintenance services for a 135 MW Senvion wind farm in Victoria in Australia, ensuring support continuity and stable operations to maximize the customer’s business case. Under the agreement, the company will provide remote monitoring, supply chain access and specialty tooling, design and engineering support, as well as software updates. In addition, existing hardware and infrastructure on the site will be utilized to ensure the performance and reliability of the turbines throughout its extended lifetime of 25 years. In order to provide better service to Senvion turbines in Australia, Siemens Gamesa has also invested in a substantial, immediately available stock of Senvion parts in the country, which will help to optimize the time needed to service projects as well as maximize the project economics for customers. Siemens Gamesa completed the acquisition of selected assets from Senvion in January this year. The purchase increased the company’s multibrand footprint to around 10 GW. The addition of these service assets helps to diversify Siemens Gamesa’s business mix and geographical exposure with contracts that offer long-term visibility and renewal rates that have been historically very high. Source : Strategic Research Institute
Vestas Bags Order for Two Wind Projects in Vietnam Vestas has secured another order in Vietnam for two projects totalling 64 MW located in complex mountainous terrain in Quang Tri province. Leveraging its extensive siting and project planning capabilities, Vestas was able to help the customer pick the right turbine model for the projects’ specific wind conditions to achieve the highest possible return on investment in the challenging sites. Vestas will supply, transport, install and commission a total of 16 V150-4.2 MW wind turbines delivered in 4.0 MW operating mode. By providing a full supply and installation scope to the customer, Vestas is showcasing its ability to manage difficult logistics and installation works for larger rotor turbines in remote and complex mountainous terrain, characterised by high gradient slopes and sharp turns with little space for components, logistics and installation. The order also includes a 20-year Active Output Management 5000 (AOM 5000) service agreement for both projects, designed to maximise energy production for both sites. With a yield-based availability guarantee, Vestas will provide the customer with long-term business case certainty. The projects are planned to achieve commissioning in the end of second quarter of 2021. The two projects are owned by local project companies, Huong Tan Wind Power Joint Stock Company and Tan Linh Wind Power Joint Stock Company. With this new order, Vestas has closed more than 160 MW of deals in Vietnam in 2020. Source : Strategic Research Institute
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