GE Vernova will supply turbines for a 29.4 MW wind farm in Japan
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GE Vernova will supply seven 4.2 MW wind turbines to Eurus Energy for the development of the Eurus Hiyamizutouge wind farm in Aomori Prefecture, Japan, GE Vernova, through its Onshore Wind Energy division, reached an agreement with Eurus Energy Holdings Corp. to supply seven wind turbines for a new wind farm in Japan. Each turbine will have a capacity of 4.2 MW and will be part of a project with a total capacity of 29.4 MW. The Eurus Hiyamizutouge wind farm will be located between the city of Mutsu and the village of Higashidori in Aomori Prefecture, the agreement also includes a two-year service contract, with the option to extend it for another two years. GE Vernova will use turbines of its 4 MW platform, a technology that has accumulated more than two million operating hours, the equipment selected for the project will have a capacity of 4.2 MW and a 117-meter configuration, according to the company, this platform was developed to offer high performance and maintain reliability under the wind conditions present in Japan. With the installation of the seven units, Eurus Hiyamizutouge will reach its planned capacity of 29.4 MW, the project also expands cooperation between GE Vernova and Eurus Energy within the Japanese renewable energy generation market. Gilan Sabatier, Commercial Director of Onshore Wind for International Markets at GE Vernova, noted that the 4 MW platform...
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