NOVA ECO Company
Nova Eco is the leading Ukranian developer of wind power with two permitted projects in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea.
Nova Eco was founded in 2005 by the group of Ukrainian and international investors. Nova-Eco is the first and leading Ukrainian developer of wind power with two permitted projects in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. The projects are located – 200 MW in the West (Chernomorskoye) and 100 MW – in the East (Lenino) of Crimean peninsula with average annual wind speeds of 7.5-8.5 m/s at 80-100 m hub heights.
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First step
The First Step is to build 50+50MW
Nova-Eco initially plans to install 20-25 turbines, build collection grid, repair and maintenance base and wind power park infrastructure, 220 kV overhead transmission line and interconnection substation in
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Second step
The second step is to expand project up to 300MW.
Nova-Eco will install 80-100 turbines, build collection grid, repair and maintenance base and wind power park infrastructure, 330 kV overhead transmission line and interconnection substation in the Western Site (Chernomorskoye District), the wind power park
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Third step
The third step is expanding Crimean windfarms total capacity up to 1500MW.
This picture shows GE 2,5 XL turbines in Europe's largest onshore Wind Power Park in Fantanale, Romania, operated by Continental Wind Partners. The first stage (€ 1,2 billion CAPEX) was sold to CEZ Group in 2007 and is operational since June 2010. See details
This picture shows GE 2,5 XL turbines in Europe's largest onshore Wind Power Park in Fantanale, Romania, operated by Continental Wind Partners. The first stage (€ 1,2 billion CAPEX) was sold to CEZ Group in 2007 and is operational since June 2010. See details
Crimean project predecessor - Wind Power Park in Romania.
On this photo: the CEO of EuroAtlantic Wind Partners 100 meters above ground at the inauguration of Europe's largest onshore Wind Power Park in Romania. See details
On this photo: the CEO of EuroAtlantic Wind Partners 100 meters above ground at the inauguration of Europe's largest onshore Wind Power Park in Romania. See details
The third step is expanding Crimean windfarms total capacity up to 1500MW.
This picture shows GE 2,5 XL turbines in Europe's largest onshore Wind Power Park in Fantanale, Romania, operated by Continental Wind Partners. The first stage (€ 1,2 billion CAPEX) was sold to CEZ Group in 2007 and is operational since June 2010.