Vestas says it has renewed the entire portfolio of Active Output Management (AOM) 5000 service agreements with C2C Power LP’s subsidiaries for a total of 632 MW of projects.
According to Vestas, the portfolio includes multiple company turbine platforms across nine project sites that span Canada coast to coast – from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, to West Cape, Prince Edward Island.
The Danish wind turbine company says that the AOM 5000 service agreement is a full-scope service package designed to maximize uptime, performance and energy production. This long-term extension renews the service agreements through the 20-year operational life of the projects, Vestas says.
Members of the ENGIE SA, Mitsui & Co. Ltd. and Axium Infrastructure families of companies hold an indirect limited partnership interest in C2C Power LP, which owns and operates 678 MW of wind and solar capacity across Canada.
“We are pleased to continue our long-standing relationship with Vestas and to extend our [operations and maintenance] agreements through the operational life of the projects,” says Mark Gilmore, C2C Power’s director of operations. “By renewing our contracts, we are continuing to rely on Vestas to provide reliable, cost-effective maintenance services to maximize safe, reliable operations for years to come.”
