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POWER: Latvenergo Eyes 108MW Latvian Wind Farm

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Firm Latvenergo will launch its 108.8MW Latvian wind farm project in the summer of 2026, with Nordex set to supply 16 turbines for the project, Nordex said.

  • The supply agreement also includes a 35-year service contract.
  • The project was previously owned by firm Sia Laflora, with the firm later buying power from the wind farm, once its commissioned, for its peat industry. 

 

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Firm Latvenergo will launch its 108.8MW Latvian wind farm project in the summer of 2026, with Nordex set to supply 16 turbines for the project, Nordex said.

  • The supply agreement also includes a 35-year service contract.
  • The project was previously owned by firm Sia Laflora, with the firm later buying power from the wind farm, once its commissioned, for its peat industry.