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A GE turbine in Ukraine has been destroyed and a wind farm partially shut down following a “massive night attack” by Russian drones, said local industry officials. UK developer Elementum Energy partially shut down its 100MW Dnistrovska wind farm after it was damaged yesterday, the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association (UWEA) told Recharge.
Elementum Energy, a UK-based international investor in Ukraine's renewable energy sector, reported damage to a wind turbine located at its wind farm in the south in a recent drone attack.
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MPs from Inter-Factional Union 'Clean Energy' visit VR Capital's wind farm 3 min read Kyiv, May 25, 2021. On May 22, Ukrainian MPs, representatives of the Inter-Factional Union "Clean Energy - Healthy Environment" - Pushkarenko Arseniy, Perebiynis Maxim, Pashkovsky Maxim, Kabachenko Vladimir, Drabovsky Anatoly, Kunaev Artyom, Grishchenko Tetyana, Savrasov Maxim and Goncharenko Alexey - and investors in renewable energy in Ukraine participated in the first educational and professional trip to the Dniester wind farm of Elementum Energy, a VR Capital subsidiary. The visit took place with...
UK-based Elementum Energy has started commercial operations at the 40MW Dnistrovska 1 wind farm in Ukraine. The project, which features 10 GE 137-4.0MW turbines on 131-metre towers, achieved mechanical completion in December 2020 and has now passed all necessary tests and protocols to enter into production. Dnistrovska was developed together with the American-founded renewable energy company Ukraine Power Resources. It cost €59m to build and is one of the largest foreign direct investment projects in the country. The wind farm is expected to generate 146 gigawatt-hours of electricity a year...