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Babadag Wind Farm

Wind farm in Romania

Field	Value
name	Babadag Wind Farm
name_official	Parc Eolian Babadag
coordinates
country	Romania
location	Babadag, Tulcea County
status	O
construction_began	April, 2010
commissioned	2011
cost	€23 million
owner	Martifer
operator	Eviva Nalbant
ps_units_operational	20 X 2.1 MW
ps_units_manu_model	Suzlon Energy: Suzlon S88
wind_hub_height	79 m
wind_rotor_diameter	88 m
wind_farm_type	Onshore
ps_site_elevation	70 -
ps_site_area	260 ha
ps_electrical_capacity	42 MW

The Babadag Wind Farm (also referred as Renewable Energy Production Facilities in Babadag; ) is a wind farm in Babadag, Tulcea County, Romania. The wind farm is owned and operated by Eviva Nalbant, a subsidiary of Portuguese multinational company Martifer. The project was developed as a joint implementation project.

The project started in 2007 when Eviva Nalbant conducted a preliminary wind resource assessment and pre-feasibility assessment. The concession contract with Babadag Municipality was signed in September 2007. In 2008, a turbine supply contract was signed with Suzlon Energy. In April 2009, the project was revised and optimized based on on-site measurement data. A construction permit was issued in March 2010 and construction started in April 2010.

The wind farm is located on 260 ha. It contains two locations: Babadag I (16 turbines) and Babadag II (four turbines). The hub-height is 79 m and the rotor diameter is 88 m.

References

(25 March 2010). "Eoliene la Babadag". Babadag Live.
(2011-04-26). "Martifer Announces Project Financing Of $34 Million For Babadag Wind Power Project, Romania". ResearchViews.
(2010). "Renewable Energy Production Facilities in Babadag, Tulcea, Track I". [[United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
(22 October 2007). "Martifer a concesionat 260 de hectare la Babadag, pentru un parc eolian". ZF 24.

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