• has 70 MW of power and enabled six months ahead of schedule
  • will generate 300,000 MWh a year from 20 wind turbines.
  • It invested 122 million dollars to build Genneia, a leader in providing sustainable energy solutions, has another milestone to celebrate: from 0 today (PEM I) WIND FARM Madryn I, 70 MW, received the business license of Cammesa that lets you dispatch wind energy to the Argentine Interconnection System (SADI). The construction of the PEM I, conducted in an area of ??2000 hectares, began in August 2017. 20 Vestas V126 wind turbines were erected, of 3.6 MW each, with a start date for commercial operation engaged to May 2019. Genneia in an effort of all the teams that faced this project managed to advance this deadline six months. I PEM has a capacity factor of 49% and winds blowing at an average of 8.6 m / s, features that will generate 300,000 MWh him a year, equivalent to the consumption of 100,000 households in Argentina. Genneia has invested 122 million dollars in the construction of this wind farm, the result of a contract with CAMMESA made under Resolution 202/16 of the Ministry of Energy and Mining of the Nation under the scheme Promotion of Renewable Energies established by 26,190 and 27,191 laws. Within its investment plan, Genneia plans in the coming weeks, be authorized to commercially operate wind farms Chubut North I, 28.35 MW, and I Villalonga (Buenos Aires), 50 MW. Both projects are in round 1 of RENEW. As well, the solar park Ullum (San Juan), 82 MW, will also soon receive the appropriate business license. These 230 MW Genneia be dispatching in the System, they will add to the 151 MW already operational in Rawson and Trelew, which make Genneia the leader in the renewable sector in Argentina. The company also is building wind projects the following: Madryn II (150 MW), Pomona I (100 MW), Chubut North II (MW 26), Chubut North III (82.8 MW), Chubut North IV (57, 6 MW), Necochea (38 MW); biomass, Genneia will enter a development in Florida, Tucumán for 19 MW. Genneia these projects will have a capacity of renewable energy generation over 800 MW by 2021.

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