Goldwind Americas is selling the 160 MW Rattlesnake Wind Project in McCulloch County, Texas, to an investment company advised by Exus Management Partners, an independent investment and asset management firm focused on the renewable energy sector.
“The sale of the Rattlesnake Wind Project underscores Goldwind’s strategic U.S. growth strategy and commercialization of Goldwind’s technology in one of the world’s largest and most complex wind markets,” says David Sale, CEO for Goldwind Americas. “Goldwind Americas and our local service and maintenance team look forward to working alongside the new owner to continue bringing renewable electricity to the people of Texas.”
The Rattlesnake Wind Project, located in central Texas, features 64 Goldwind GW109/2500 permanent magnet direct-drive turbines. The project reached commercial operation in 2018.
Marathon Capital LLC acted as Goldwind’s exclusive sell-side financial advisor, providing marketing outreach, valuation, structuring, due diligence and negotiation support throughout the sale process.
Under the terms of the deal, Goldwind Americas will continue to provide the project with long-term maintenance services designed to support Goldwind’s warranty package and the project’s operations.
A Scottish company got all the locals on the ridge just North and West of Brady to sell out rights to build these. No sooner was the ink dried then the friendly folk at Red China’s Goldwind Sciences moved in. Now that this dust has settled this project ownership is flipped once again, just like frack land in West Texas, Go figure who has ownership now. When ownership flips so often stewardship, maintenance and commitment to the surrounding environment and in this case improvised local community is nonexistent. McColloch is a low socio-economic area hungry for revenues in part due… Read more »