Mainstream Installs another Wind Farm in Chile

The project is developed and built by Mainstream Renewable Power and is owned by Aela Energía. The wind turbines for the Sarco project have an individual capacity of 3.4 MW, which together amounts to a total installed capacity of 170MW and are provided by German manufacturer Senvion.

“The delivery and installation process, which began in the Port of Las Losas in Huasco, took a total of 8 months to complete. During the transportation process, 500 components were carried across 160 km of motorways and smaller roads before they arrived at the project site to be assembled. The assembly of these components can only be carried out in favourable weather conditions,” explains Diego Cornejo, Mainstream’s Technical Director.