With German turbines and Chinese construction, work starts this spring on a €380 million Franco-Norwegian project to build 250 MW of wind capacity on the north shore of Lake Syvash, facing Crimea.

With German turbines and Chinese construction, work starts this spring on a €380 million Franco-Norwegian project to build 250 MW of wind capacity on the north shore of Lake Syvash, facing Crimea. Norway’s NBT AS has partnered with Total-Eren S.A. to build the wind farm on a 1,308-hectare site in southern Kherson, expanding on an existing 3 MW project. Beijing-based PowerChina is performing engineering, procurement, and construction. By the end of this year, Rostock-based Nordex SE is to supply 34 turbines, for first 133 MW.