Senvion has signed a contract with Croatia-based Vjetroelektrana Orjak for the delivery of five turbines for the Greda wind farm.
Located close to the city of Blato na Cetini in southern Croatia, the project will feature five Senvion MM92 turbines at a hub height of 80 meters each. Senvion expects installation to take place in the first half of next year.
The deal represents the German turbine manufacturer’s first wind contract in Croatia – the company’s six new-market entry since last year. Senvion has also won a 15-year maintenance agreement for the project.
“This project proves that there are business opportunities all over the world,” states Jürgen Geissinger, CEO of Senvion. “By entering the sixth country since 2016, Senvion proves that it is able to convert these opportunities into successes.”
Last month, Senvion announced the completion of its first Serbian contract for the 42 MW Alibunar project. Senvion serves the southern European markets from its subsidiary in Milan, Italy.
