Nordex has been selected by Eneco Wind for the installation of new N100/3300 Generation Delta turbines for the Delfzijl-Noord wind farm from autumn 2014.
Under the contract, Nordex will install a total of 19 strong-wind N100/3300 turbines to supply green electricity for 55,000 households.
The turbines are expected to be connected to the grid latest in March 2015.
Nordex management board member Lars Bondo Krogsgaard said, "We are pleased that construction works now started at the Delfzijl-Noord wind farm and that our strong-wind turbines N100/3300 of the Generation Delta soon will show their high performance at this site."
With minimal output of 3.3MW and a 100m rotor, the Nordex N100/3300 Generation Delta turbine will be installed at a site where wind conditions are rough, near the coast on the Schermdijk and the Pier van Oterdum.
Eneco Wind director Pieter Tavenier said that Nordex will supply the 19 wind turbines for the Dtuch’s largest Dutch wind farm Delfzijl-Noord.
"The partnership is in line with Eneco’s strategy to work together with organisations that share our values and enable Eneco to achieve its mission to supply ‘sustainable energy for everyone."
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By GlobalDataScheduled to be built 1.5kme from the town Delfzijl in the North-East of the Netherlands, the Delfzijl-Noord wind farm will have a total output of 62.7MW.
Image: A Nordex-built wind turbine. Photo: Nordex SE, Hamburg – Germany.
