Wind Energy Power Plants in Wales
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Alltwalis Location: Camarthenshire Operator: Statkraft Wind UK Ltd Configuration: 10 X 2.3-MW Operation: 2009 WTG supplier: SWP EPC: Carillion plc Quick facts: Construction at Altwalis started in Nov 2008 and it went online in Dec 2009. The project is also known as Blaengwen. Photograph courtesy of Statkraft |
Braich Ddu Location: Clwyd Operator: Renewable Energy Generation Ltd Configuration: 3 X 1.3-MW N60 Operation: 2008 WTG supplier: Nordex Photograph courtesy of Cornwall Light &
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Carno Location: Powys Operator: National Wind Power Configuration: 56 X 600-kW Operation: 1996 WTG supplier: Bonus Photograph courtesy of and copyright by National Wind
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Llyn Alaw Location: Anglesey Operator: npower Renewables Configuration: 34 X 600-kW Operation: 1997 WTG supplier: Bonus Photograph courtesy of and copyright by National Wind
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P&L Location: Powys Operator: ScottishPower Configuration: 103 X 300 kW MWT250G Operation: 1992 WTG supplier: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Quick facts: The P&L Windfarm is owned by CeltPower Ltd, with ScottishPower and Tomen Power Corp (UK) Ltd each having a 50% share. To date, this is the only large-scale wind plant in Europe with MHI turbines. Photograph courtesy of ScottishPower
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Rhyd-y-Groes Location: Anglesey Operator: E.ON UK Renewables Configuration: 24 X 300-kW Operation: 1992 WTG supplier: Bonus Quick facts: This wind farm is located on the north-western shores of Anglesey, 2mi from Amlwch on farmland at approximately 50m metres above sea level. It was developed by TriGen Windpower Ltd and constructed by Toyo West (UK) Limited and is now owned by TPG Wind Ltd, a joint venture between E.ON UK Renewables and Tomen Power Corp (UK) Ltd. Photograph courtesy of
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Data: industcards, Platts UDI World Electric Power Plants Data Base
Updated 02/20/11