Solar Farms
Italy
A subsidiary of the Penta REC GmbH develops the construction of solar parks as a joint venture together with a well-known industrial partner from Southern Germany with an overall connected load of 30 MWp in the region of Molise in Italy. The PV projects are being planned in five locations at a range from 3.5 MWp to 10 MWp. The start of construction is scheduled for spring 2012.
Greece
The Solar Park Domiki lies to the south of Poligiros in the district of Chalkidiki. The property is secured. In October 2007 a production licence for a rated power of 2 MWp was applied for. The licence is expected to be issued in 2011.
Close to Sitia in the east of Crete, a subsidiary of the Penta REC GmbH & Co. KG, had acquired a property. In August 2008 we received an approval for a connected load of 80 kWp from RAE (Regulatory Authority for Energy of Greece). The projekt has been sold to an private Investor in 2010.
Wind Farms
Anemos / Greece
After a developmental period of 5 years our Wind Park Anemos has obtained the final installation approval. Currently we are negotiating the contracts for turbines
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The wind park will be equipped with a connected power of 42 MWp and with 14 3 MW turbines. We have already used these turbines successfully in Garbis/Sefiros. The location offers favourable wind conditions and profits from its nearness to our
Kyustendil / Bulgaria
In October 2009 the municipality of Kyustendil approved the wind energy project which is scheduled to be put into operation in 2012. It is the first project of its kind with a municipality as the land owners and beneficiaries, and the first project in the west of the country and in the mountains. With a planned capacity of approximately 130 MWp it will also be the second largest wind farm in Bulgaria.
Beyond the economic and financial gains the project Kyustendil will be of most benefit to the environment. It will deliver green energy for more than 90 000 households.
Garbis Sefiros / Greece
The development of the Greek wind farm Garbis Sefiros started in 2000. The project located on the Peloponnes peninsula includes14 turbines of the type Vestas V 90 with a connected load of 42 MWp.
In 2007 the Australian investor Babcock & Brown bought the turnkey project from the Penta Holding AG. A Greek engineering office had been entrusted with the execution of the permit procedure. The facility itself was finished in December 2008.
Other Projects
There is another wind farm project in the immediate vicinity of wind farm Garbis Sefiros with a total connected load of 24 MWp. Partial permits are already granted, the final permit is expected in 2012.
Project development is realised by Penta Renewable Finance GmbH in collaboration with Windpower Hellas Holding GmbH.
