GE Vernova has entered into a wind turbine supply deal with an Australian company, a move that includes construction of onshore projects in New South Wales. GE Vernova on Jan. 29 confirmed it has signed a strategic framework agreement with Squadron Energy for about 1.5 GW of new onshore wind generation, what the companies on Monday called a $2.75 billion green strategic alliance.
GE Vernova will supply 6-MW wind turbines for Squadron Energy’s 414-MW Uungula Wind Farm, which broke ground in early January. GE Vernova also will supply turbines for Squadron’s next two projects, the 700-MW Spicers Creek and 400-MW Jeremiah wind farms in New South Wales, and also serve as the engineering, procurement, and construction lead through CCP, its consortium partners.
