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Italian Enel builds two wind power parks on Bulgarian Black Sea coast

Fri, Mar 06 2009 16:19 CET byNick Iliev 2774 Views
Italian Enel builds two wind power parks on Bulgarian Black Sea coast

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Italian energy giant Enel will put two wind parks in operation, with a total installed capacity of 39MW near Shabla and Kamen Bryag on the Black Sea coast, by the end of the summer, Enel country manager for Bulgaria John Clark said after meeting with Economy Minister Petar Dimitrov, Dnevnik daily reported on March 6.

The wind parks will be built by another Italian company, Global Wind Power. In 2008, the Commission for Protection of Competition gave its approval to the project.

"At this time, it is difficult to calculate the exact cost of the entire investment for both parks. As we speak, the turbines are being installed in Kamen Bryag" Global Wind Power director for business development, Yordan Merakov, told Dnevnik.

Last year, Enel signed an agreement with the municipalities of Gourkovo and Sevlievo for the building of the wind turbines on their turf.

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