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Australian-made turbine parts arrive at Mortlake South wind farm in Victoria – RenewEconomy
Turbine components begin arriving on-site at Acciona Energy’s 157.5MW wind farm south of Mortlake in Victoria, ready for construction.
The first turbine components have arrived on-site at the 157.5MW, 35-turbine wind farm being developed south of Mortlake in Victoria by Spanish renewables group Acciona Energy.
Acciona announced the arrival of the wind turbine parts in a Tweet late last week, marking the latest “very exciting” milestone for the $275 million project, which was one of six winners of the Victorian governments renewable energy auction in September of 2018.
As noted in the Tweet, below, the turbine towers for the w…
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