GE Vernova said the company’s turbines will play a major role in supporting renewable energy in Spain through a collaboration with Forestalia, one of that country’s leading clean energy developers.
The companies on Dec. 14 said they had a framework agreement in which GE Vernova will install as much as 693 MW of onshore wind generation capacity. The company’s turbines will be used in at least 16 project sites in Spain’s Aragon region. GE on Thursday said the deal “builds on the success of the previous agreement signed in 2016 and expands GE’s largest wind collaboration in Spain.”
