Nordex Group will supply turbines for the 40 MW Eco-Optima wind farm

The European company Nordex Group has received an order from the Ukrainian Eco-Optima to supply equipment for a 40 MW wind farm - seven N163/5.X turbines have been ordered. The contract also includes a system maintenance service. This was reported in the Nordex press center.

The turbines are intended for the 40 MW Sokalska wind farm, which will be located in the Chervonohrad district, Lviv region. The nominal capacity of each turbine is 5.7 MW.

“We are pleased to continue cooperation with Nordex Group, our long-standing partner. In difficult times for Ukraine, we care about its energy independence by building wind power plants that allow stabilizing the energy system of Ukraine. Nordex Group, as always, was the best at resolving technical issues and internal approvals in a short time, which is very important for the fastest possible implementation of the project. We are grateful to the Nordex team for their trust and hope for long-term and promising cooperation,” said Zinovy Kozytsky, founder of Eco-Optima.

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ECO-OPTIMA is the largest group of companies in Western Ukraine, which is engaged in the development and implementation of renewable energy projects. It is the first private company to receive a loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and built the first wind farm in Western Ukraine. During the company’s operation, a number of projects in the energy sector have been implemented. At the same time, new investment projects are constantly developing along with existing facilities, in particular small hydropower and biofuels.

About Nordex Group

Over its corporate history, the Group has installed more than 53 GW of wind power capacity in more than 40 markets and achieved consolidated sales of around 6.5 billion euros in 2023. The company currently employs more than 10,200 people and the Group's production network includes plants in Germany, Spain, Brazil, India, the USA and Mexico. Nordex's product portfolio currently focuses on onshore turbines in the 4 to 6 MW+ class, which are designed to meet the market requirements of countries with limited space availability and regions with limited network capacity.