Uruguay, Wind Farm started

Posted on June 12, 2011 • Filed under: Business, Enviromental Issues, Uruguay

This is IMPSA’s first wind turbines in Uruguay, it is sited in the Departments of Lavalleja and Maldonado, Some 10 km from the city of Minas.
Impsa, VENTI-through subsidiaries ITS ENERGY SA and InnoVent SA, Has Been Awarded a wind power plant from a bid Promoted by the Government of Uruguay-through UTE (National Electric Power Generation and Transmission). The Development of the 50 MW wind farm Libertador I Requires an investment of USD 121 million. Read Article

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