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Vestas Wind Systems, the world’s largest wind turbine company, is set to ship out 48 wind turbines to German wind farm developer Prokon which is building projects in Poland.
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The Danish wind giant will deliver 2-megawatt turbines from 2010 to 2012 to Schleswig-Holstein, Germany-based Prokon.

Prokon has been developing wind energy projects over 15 years, and has 32 wind farms in Germany. The company has previously worked with Vestas for German wind projects.

In July 2009, Prokon announced plans to sign up Vestas for the 105-meter-high V90 wind turbines for eight power plants it will erect in Poland.

The total capacity of Prokon’s initial venture into the Polish wind market will be 96 MW.

Copenhagen Stock Exchange-listed Vestas said the order will not affect its expectations for 2009 and 2010. In October, Vestas said it expects revenues for 2009 to reach around 7.2 billion euros ($10.4 billion).

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Source:EcoSeeds :5Th. Jan.2010