Spain-based Gamesa has agreed to supply 150MW wind turbines to China-based Hebei Construction & Investment Group (HCIG).
An agreement to this effect was signed between the Spanish President Mariano Rajoy and the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
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The deal forms a part Rajoy’s China visit which is aimed at furthering bilateral ties between the two countries.
As per the agreed terms, the company will install 75 units of the G97-2.0 MW at the Senjitu II wind farm, which is located in the province of Hebei, to the southwest of Beijing.
The turbines will be delivered over the course of 2015.
The company said that since 2008, it has supplied 128MW to HCIG, which is considered to be one of the top 10 wind power operators in China and the largest player in Hebei province.
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By GlobalDataEarlier this month, Gamesa agreed to divest the 28MW Barchín wind farm in Spain to China Huadian Corporation.
Gamesa said that the agreement with China Huadian marks one of the first wind farms developed in Spain to be sold in the wake of the new energy reforms.
So far, Gamesa has installed more than 30,000MW in around 45 countries and has its production centers in Spain and China. It also has its local production capacity in India, US, and Brazil.
Gamesa started operations in China in 2000 and has installed over 3,500MW and currently services almost 900MW.
