Professional Documents
Culture Documents
06/2004
WIND BLATT
The ENERCON Magazine
Global
currents
Young shareholders
Pages 14-15: Interview with Powercorp Manager
Editorial
Dear Readers,
with a smaller tariff by tender. That will ditions Brazil is on the right path for a gro- At this Get Together two facts have been em-
mean a shock for the Austrian wind mar- wing wind market. phasised: There are almost as many different
ket. Herzog declares: “Due to often chan- models for a new feed-in law as there are
ging regulations we have an uncertain Asia expert Joern Kristensen gave informa- countries. And: A new energy century has al-
market situation, which is a problem for in- tion about Taiwan. “The Government is still ready started. Not only in Europe but also
vestment.” debating to adopt a “German-like” system overseas. “Clean energy is the key to the
with fixed prices. Presently, the negotiation future”, summed up Executive Officer Paulo
In other countries like in Greece, Portugal level is 2.00 NTD = app. 5.0 € ct”, he said. Pereira at the end of the Get Together.
and Spain or Italy, good conditions for wind
energy already exist. For example in Italy
the installed wind power is expected to
2003 / 2004:
reach 1,200 megawatts with the use of MW amendment of the Renewable Energy
Sources Act
green certificates. The potential of the 1.400
Export (Plan) March 2001:
Italian market is evaluated at about 3,000 1.200 European Court of Justice: German feed-
to 4,000 MW at present conditions and in- Export in model is in accordance with the
1.000 Germany (Plan) European competition law
cluding some enhancement.
Germany
800 April 2000:
Renewable Energy Sources Act
South America has slowly started with wind 600 January 1997:
power. Pedro Vial from Wobben Windpower Change in the Building Law; WECs are classified
400 as privileged building projects
in Brazil has waited a long time for this law.
The Alternative Energies Insentive Program 200 1991:
Feed-in Law
PROINFA, which foresees 1,100 MW of wind 0
1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
energy until the end of 2006, now receive
Years
a remuneration system, that guarantees
50 to 56 euros for a MWh. With these con- ENERCON capacity has been influenced by German politics.
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Bienvenue
chez ENERCON
New sales and service office opens in Compiègne, France
The French Government’s objective management for single turbines as well as wind energy in the French energy mix was
is to produce 21 per cent of France’s for wind farms is a special plus for ENERCON only 0.06 per cent whereas nuclear power
as the turbines are capable of supporting had a share of almost 75 per cent.
power out of renewable energies even weak grids. The new ENERCON wind
by 2010. ENERCON will help to reach turbine, type E-70, with 2 megawatts rated The French feed-in law could change that.
power and different hub heights up to The contract period is 15 years from com-
this target. After implementation of
99 m, satisfies broad market demand. missioning, which has to start within two
its first wind farms, ENERCON years after application. In that context, it is
has now opened a sales and service As for the new E-48 (800 kW), its total height necessary to know that the date of the
of 90 m from the ground to the rotor tip is purchase contract is important for fixing
office near Paris.
a very interesting feature for the French the tariff, not the commissioning date. The
market. Common to both is the revolutio- feed-in law is a good start, but bureaucracy
nary rotor blade design allowing for the low sometimes slows changes. “In France, the
eter Schuster has already settled noise emission and a distinctive increase time for approval is a problem. Therefore,
P down in Compiègne. The ENERCON
sales manager for France is very fond of
in efficiency. Furthermore, thanks to their
gearless design, the ENERCON turbines are
small wind farms with three E-48 (below
2.5 MW) needing only the Simplified Agree-
the country and keen on developing France’s extremely maintenance-friendly. ment Procedure (Notice d’Impact) would be
wind market. Currently, France has in- one of the keys to moving things forward”,
stalled 299.8 MW capacity in 64 wind farms ENERCON’s new sales and service office in Peter Schuster explains.
(of which 17 are in overseas regions) and France is located in Compiègne, only 80 km
552 single wind turbines (of which 267 are north of Paris. “That means we reach every A big event for the new French team was
in overseas regions). For 2007, the Govern- wind farm and customer in less than one the inauguration of the ENERCON wind
ment’s target is an installed capacity of and a half hours; for longer distances we farm in Plouguin (Brittany) where inter-
2,000 to 6,000 MW (Source: suivi-éolien). have the high-speed train, the TGV”, re- esting discussions with visitors, farmers
marks Peter Schuster. Important for the and residents took place. ENERCON was
Schuster is convinced that the ENERCON growth of the renewable energy market is delighted to realise the community’s high
turbines have a lot of advantages in terms the feed-in law, true for France as well as level of acceptance, with its own group of
of economics and technology. The grid many other countries. In 2003, the share of musicians taking part in the inauguration.
Peter Schuster, sales manager for France. Tanja Pintschovius is member of the ENERCON team in France.
6/2004 WIND BLATT 5
Regular maintenance checks of this, the use of nitrogen is complicated. “We think that systematic and early hazard
This does not include the damaging effec- detection is more important”, explains
as a precautionary measure
ts on the environment and the danger for Michael Hölscher, Technical Director of
can also protect wind turbines persons who may be in the turbine. ENERCON Service.
from fire outbreaks.
If one considers that out of the over 7,400 Hölscher feels that the quarterly mainte-
ire prevention in wind energy tur- ENERCON wind turbines installed world- nance periods are necessary, for example,
F bines is a complex subject. Due to
the construction and height, possible fires
wide practically non of the turbines have
ever had a mentionable fire or initial fire,
as a precautionary measure to prevent
fires. During maintenance, all vital com-
or initial fires are difficult to control. installing this type of expensive extin- ponents undergo visual and mechanical
guishing system would have to be looked at checks. Fires break out occasionally due to
Now and then various fire prevention solu- with at critical eye. ENERCON has repaired short circuits. This means that special
tions are discussed but offer no real gua- any damage caused by fires. In addition, attention has to be paid to check weak
rantee for safety. Due to the complex elec- the cause for these fires was examined by spots such as cable connections and PCBs.
trical system, water cannot be used to well-known fire damage experts. The re- If a source of risk is detected, this can be
extinguish fires. Instead nitrogen or other sults were then immediately taken into closely checked in all turbines of the same
similar gases have to be employed. Since consideration by ENERCON Service and type within just a few weeks during the
the wind energy turbine has to have excel- the appropriate measures were taken to course of maintenance intervals. Through
lent air ventilation properties and because remedy the problems. quarterly maintenance the service tech-
8.00
7.50
5.50
5.00
5.00
4.80
0.00
until 2000 2001 2002 2003 Forecast 2004
The chart shows the advantages of quarterly maintenance. The change-over from bi-annual to quarterly maintenance intervals was introduced in 2001.
Less shutdowns mean higher availability; therefore higher yields and less expenditures for the customer.
6/2004 WIND BLATT 7
Maintenance cost
for customers
Maintenance cost comparison for turbines
with EPK and those without ENERCON
Partner Konzept. The blue arrow indicates
that the operating costs with EPK remain the
same, while with just a simple maintenance
contract (green arrow) the increase over the
years is apparent. With maintenance, (red
arrow) which only covers necessary repairs,
the costs soar considerably. It is obvious that
regular maintenance checks within the fra-
mework of the EPK contribute to reducing
failures and thus also reducing costs.
nician can quickly update or modify any Temperature monitoring, symmetrical po- just react when the damage is already the-
components subject to faults in all ENERCON wer limits, replacement of critical compo- re. Since approx. 90 percent of our turbines
turbines worldwide. nents, more intelligent software, and many are serviced within the framework of the
other details are decisive factors when it ENERCON Partner Konzept (EPK), ENERCON
Since 2001, ENERCON has been carrying comes to protecting ENERCON turbines has an interest in reducing dangers by
out quarterly maintenance checks (approx. against fire. carrying out regular maintenance. Our goal
every 2,000 operating hours) instead of is to achieve maximum safety and cost
just two per year which has cut the average All knowledge and experience concerning effectiveness", Michael Hölscher resumes.
number of status messages in half and hazard zones is channelled into the main-
consequently has increased the availability. tenance information and passed on to over With the type of sophisticated technology
650 service technicians in Germany. Main- in a wind turbine, fire hazards can never be
ENERCON’s Scada Monitoring System is tenance documentation are constantly up- excluded 100 per cent. However, ENERCON
one of the important factors in minimizing dated and used for all turbines. has taken the steps to substantially reduce
fire hazards. The E-70 alone transmits the risks. Comparisons within the wind
several thousand status messages to the “Especially since our maintenance intervals energy sector confirm that the amount of
Service department. These indicate any are short, we are able to carry out preven- fire damage is lower in ENERCON turbines
abnormalities and where they appear in tive maintenance to avoid damage and not and that this is the right approach..
the turbine. In the nacelle alone, there
are 80 sensors which check the tempe-
rature in the different areas. As soon as
there is a conspicuous change in tempe-
rature on one of the components, the tur-
bine shuts down. This would be the case
when the heat sink in the power converter
gets too hot. ENERCON has developed its
own control system which e. g. monitors
the power flow of specific components.
This means that several similar compo-
nents, such as the three pitch motors
used to adjust the rotor blade position are
monitored to see whether they all use
the same amount of power. If the values
differ, this could indicate a fault and Ser-
vice is alerted. More and more often this
also occurs as a warning message and
does not always cause an immediate shut-
down. ENERCON emphasises on elaborateness in service.
8 WIND BLATT 6/2004
A special present
for the young ones
Belgian artist sells shares of a wind project for children’s future
The county of Wallonia intends to garten or primary school. Parents, relatives The inauguration of that wind turbine in
meet the Kyoto target to produce and friends buy shares for their children and May 2004 became an enormous event with
22.1 per cent of renewable electricity by that they invest twice in their future: First fireworks and a spectacular ethnic dance
they put money into something financially show by a local youth group. The young
by 2010. But the reality looks
profitable, and then they save the climate. folks came dressed in historical Mongolian
different: The Government would costumes, swinging huge red flags and red
even be happy with 14 per cent. Delville is a special, very rare character. shining flambeaus.
Bernard Delville is one of the few He has forever been fighting for renewable
Belgian fighters for wind energy. His energies – and this often in the most char- The mountain range of Mesnil-Finnevaux
ming way by using his art works as a trans- across from Beauraing is a zone of wind
projects make renewables popular.
mitter for the message. For example in the compression. This fact well known to the
70’s he already installed a gigantic wind residents has been confirmed by the first
andrine is excited. The ten year old harp, made of bamboo and over hundreds months of power production by the E-40.
S Belgian girl opens her birthday pre-
sent from her godfather Luc. It’s an impor-
of kilometers long. Nowadays Delville lives
in the beautiful nature of Mesnil in Wallonia
“We are very happy with the E-40. Until
now it has produced even more than fore-
tant looking certificate with the picture of a near the border to France. casted”, smiles Bernard Delville.
wind turbine on it. Godfather Luc explains:
“Now you are owner of a small part of this There he has already achieved another In the middle of the year 2001 the commu-
mill. And this one will help our planet to wind project for children with an E-40. And nity “Allons en Vent” was founded by Del-
stay as beautiful as you know it.” with his hands the turbine became an art- ville. 44 shares of 400 euros each were sig-
work: Over the whole foundation area ned by sympathisers, parents and children.
The Belgian artist Bernard Delville had the Delville created a snail-shell out of wooden A measurement mast of 30 m height was
idea for this fascinating project: The share- sticks and gravel. Within these winding installed and the 3E group accomplished
holders for the three ENERCON wind turbi- forms the artist symbolises the motional the measurements. After 14 months the re-
nes E-48 which he is planning, go to kinder- power of the wind. sults were excellent. The middle wind speed
Installation of the first E-40 in Mesnil. Delvilles art works on the foundation.
6/2004 WIND BLATT 9
of 5.5 m/s at 30 m height let assume a wind explains. Delville aims 4,000 sold shares they can observe in the surrounding area of
speed of 6.0 m/s at 75 m, which is a profi- within three years. the wind farm.
table middle wind speed for midlands.
The young investors get six per cent for With another children’s project Delville was
Delville is convinced that his next project their shares. After two years they get a already very successful. Together with his
will also be a success. He just hopes that small amount. More over they get physical partners he made a tour through small vil-
there won’t be any problem with the grid, advantages like special offers in a book- lages and invited children to a “wind aca-
as there is a cabin of only 15,000 kV. But shop for books with environmental topics. demy” with an exhibition and games on
he believes in the technology. “The E-48 wind energy.
with the new blades has a higher effi- As the turbines will be built in a natural re-
ciency, and the people are already very in- servoir, the landscape is impressive. Del- The contract will be signed by the end of
terested in the project”, he says, and adds: ville already has the permission to install 2004. Foundation-work will probably start
“They like the idea of doing something the turbines over an area of 600 ha land. So in May 2005. “And it is not that we only let
positive for the future of their children.” No nature plays an important part within the Belgian children participate. We hope to
wonder 500 shares for 100 euro each have project. The children get responsibilities find young shareholders all over the
already been sold. Until now there are still like taking care of a biotope near the wind world”, Delville emphasises.
3,500 left. “If we sell all of them we don’t turbines. And they will paint signs which Contact: vents-houyet@skynet.be
even need a bank as financer”, Delville show tourists, what animals and plants www.vents-houyet.be
Photo from left: Estonian Prime Minister Parts, Tullio Liblik, Mark Altvee form Ühisliisingu AS, Joern Kristensen (ENERCON Sales).
Keen interest
is there
Estonian Prime Minister visits ENERCON in Magdeburg
stonia’s Prime Minister, Juhan Along with the contract signing between fired power plants will not be able to cover
E Parts, showed extreme interest in
wind energy during his recent visit to
ENERCON and Roheline Ring there were
also discussions about the energy situation
the demand. Wind energy could become an
alternative to the threatening dependence
ENERCON’s Magdeburg production site. in general and in particular renewable on imports. The Estonian government is
Together with ENERCON’s Estonian custo- energies in Eastern Europe. The Minister aiming to cover 5.1 per cent of its energy
mer Roheline Ring, the PM took part in President of Saxony-Anhalt, Dr. Wolfgang mix with renewable energy by 2010. Not
the signing ceremony of a contract for Böhmer, also took part in the event. only has ENERCON realised wind energy
four E-70 wind energy turbines in Estonia. projects in Estonia, but also in Lithuania
Each turbine has 2 MW rated power. Roheline Ring UO is a pioneer in Estonian and Latvia.
During the PM’s visit, the PM asked a lot of wind energy. Together with the power
questions concerning the EEG (Renewable supply company Eesti Energia, they have Just as for the entire wind energy sector in
Energies Act) and the feeding-in of wind already developed the first commercial Germany, the export markets are becoming
power. wind energy project in Estonia compri- more and more important. This year ap-
sed of three ENERCON E-40/6.44 with a prox. 30 per cent of the company’s pro-
The construction for the turbine founda- 600 kW rated power. At that time the Tech- duction was for export. Next year this por-
tions is planned for Spring 2005. Petra nical University Tallin was also involved in tion will increase. Over 2,400 turbines are
Wernicke, Minister of Agriculture and the development. For more than two years, already running outside of Germany. In
Environment in Saxony-Anhalt, greeted under severe climatic conditions, these addition to Magdeburg and the head-
the Estonian guests at ENERCON in turbines have been feeding environmental- quarters in Aurich, ENERCON has pro-
Magdeburg. ENERCON Magdeburg Sales friendly power into the grid to the custo- duction sites in Sweden, Brazil, Turkey and
Manager, Frank Ihme, guided his guests mers’ utmost satisfaction. India. There they produce not only for the
through the generator production halls German market, but also for the respective
at ENERCON’s production site in Schilf- Estonia has to adjust to a growing demand markets in South America, Europe and
breite. for energy. By 2008, the existing oil shale Asia.
6/2004 WIND BLATT 11
In Estonia the interest Liblik: Roheline Ring started the first pro-
ject with three E-40s three years ago. Now
in renewable energies rises.
we signed the contract with four E-70s.
They will be erected rather close to the
he Managing Director of Roheline existing wind farm. We have already star-
T Ring, Tullio Liblik, speaks about his
experience with wind energy in Estonia.
ted preparation of the next wind project.
And we really hope that we will get per-
missions for grid and site for all 22 wind
WINDBLATT: Mr. Liblik, you already have turbines, so that we will be able to realise
some E-40s. How did you come to the a wind farm of about 40 megawatts.
idea of developing wind energy projects in
Estonia? WINDBLATT: Are there any other ways to
Tullio Liblik, Managing Director of Roheline Ring. get more for wind energy in Estonia?
Liblik: Yes, the first wind farm in Estonia
consists of three ENERCON turbines E-40. Liblik: In Estonia we get about 4.9 Cent/ Liblik: Yes, we are going to sell emission
They were erected two years ago. So they kWh for wind energy. This is one of the points. That means, with our wind energy
have been in operation for 25 months. lowest prices in Europe. For the first pro- we will reduce CO2 emission, as less fossil
ject we got a grant from the German go- products have to be burned. Nowadays this
WINDBLATT: How are the yields until now? vernment. This helped a lot. With our next reduction has a value. Now we are in nego-
project we had alot of experience with all tiations with different possible buyers. This
Liblik: The result in production was a little the civil works, so we panned the project is one of the ways to make our project cost
better than the estimation. much more carefully. And we were able to effective.
explain the profitability to the financers. It
WINDBLATT: How are the wind conditions is not much, but still we can run the busi- WINDBLATT: One word on the energy si-
in Estonia? ness on the plus side. Certainly the pay- tuation in Estonia. You use a lot of oil shale.
back time is rather long. And we really hope
Liblik: The wind direction in our area is that in the near future the price per Liblik: Mostly energy is produced by oil
from the south-east. And our wind farm is kilowatt hour will rise. shale. And the sources are large enough to
totally open to the main wind direction as it supply Estonia for a long time. We are inter-
is placed on the West Coast. But you were WINDBLATT: The Estonian Prime Minister ested in wind energy in order to protect the
asking about the idea ... That was two participated in the contract signing in Ger- climate and reduce pollution in the atmo-
years before we started to erect the first many. Did he give you hope, that there will sphere.
wind farm. This came out from the situa- be changes?
tion that we live on an island, the biggest in WINDBLATT: Do you think that the Euro-
Estonia. My partner and I were often sitting Liblik: The price we get is based on the pean Union forces new members to think
outside when we were smoking fish. One energy price which is influenced by the of Kyoto Protocol and climate problems?
day in summer when it was cold, windy, price for the main energy resource oil shale.
and raining, my partner asked me: How And I really believe that the price of energy Liblik: That is not the result of the Euro-
could we use this unpleasant situation? So by burning oil shale is going to rise. This pean Union. Most of the people in Estonia
we came to the idea of wind energy and we makes us optimistic that in the near future understand that we have to be careful
started reading articles about that topic. we will get a little bit better price than now. with our nature for the future of our chil-
dren.
WINDBLATT: In Estonia you get very little WINDBLATT: So, what will the future for re-
per kilowatthour. How do you finance your newable energies in Estonia – and for your WINDBLATT: Thank you for the inter-
projects then? company Roheline Ring – look like? view.
12 WIND BLATT 6/2004
Claus Weegen photographing the rotor blade tip with the photogrammetry camera.
ENERCON is now using a photo camera laus Weegen is looking through plains: “For photogrammetry, an object is
Info Service
Dec./Jan./Feb. 2004/05
14/12/2004 Course
Ankara/ “Wind Turbine Techniques”
Turkey Organiser, or information from:
German Wind Energy Institut (DEWI)
Phone +49 4421 48080
Fax +49 4421 480843
seminar@dewi.de
www.dewi.de
ning. It set a target of two per cent new re- not making a big noise at the fairs but buil- government will claim success in achieving
newable by 2010 and introduced a renewable ding wind farms. Often the largest at the the Kyoto target but with a manipulation of
certificate system. Over the last few years time. The others have a large sales team old hydro not by installing new green.
some 130 MW of new wind has been in- but not a big service structure. I think the
stalled of which more than 40 MW has quiet achiever with emphasis on service of WINDBLATT: When did it come into force
been ENERCON machines. This is mainly installed plant is the correct way to go. and which effect does it have? Which posi-
along the Southern coast line of Australia. tion does the coal-industry take concerning
WINDBLATT: Could you please say some- renewable energies? Are there any blocka-
WINDBLATT: What progress did ENERCON thing about the political development res- des caused by lobbyists for example?
make in this development? pectively progress?
Langworthy: Yes.
Langworthy: We have seen our market Langworthy: Politically I am ashamed to
share steady at 30 per cent and with the say Australia is going backward faster than WINDBLATT: Are there examples concer-
new Mount Millar 70 MW farm we will most other countries are going forward! ning the positive and independent develop-
maintain a higher market share until a We have had a review of the MRET scheme ment of wind energy?
couple of planned large parks are installed. which basically did nothing to recommend
But ENERCON will maintain this increased any improvement then the government is- Langworthy: Not really because these are
share with 110 MW installed and more on sued a white (advisory) paper that outlined toothless tigers – they have no real power
the horizon. a plan to support coal above all else. I think or interest to push the achievement only to
wind will be very quiet in Australia over the annoy the government which is of the op-
WINDBLATT: How are the conditions for next few years – especially because the posite party.
wind energy in Australia? Are there good conservative government has just in Octo-
locations and how is the wind potential? ber been re-elected. WINDBLATT: What view does the popula-
tion take on wind power plants and wind
Langworthy: There are good wind sites WINDBLATT: Could you please explain energy?
some with extraordinary average wind ve- the Mandatory Renewable Energy Target
locity. Unfortunately Australia is plagued by (MRET) in two sentences? Langworthy: I believe most Australians
three problems; in the Southern coast line want a strong wind industry and this is a
sites there are very strong objectors on the Langworthy: MRET is a certificate scheme surprise given the lack of pollution in the
basis of visual pollution. In some sites, that obligates the retailers to source two air in Australia. We have the not in my back
connection is a real issue because the per cent of the sales of electricity in the yard group alive and well though so sup-
sparse population means that the grid is year 2010 from new renewable sources. A port is not everywhere.
weak. Long thin wires are normal. Thirdly regulator sits and certifies what generators
we have severe cyclone zones that require are able to generate the certificates and WINDBLATT: Are there any bigger projects
tilt down design – not suitable for the E-66. these are offered for sale in the market. The planed in future?
penalty for noncompliance is $a40/MWh so
WINDBLATT: Which enterprises or manu- this is the lid on the trading price – not Langworthy: We are tendering on a project
factures are already established in Austra- much when you consider coal is selling in- that is double the Mount Millar project and
lia and how powerful is ENERCON com- to the pool price at between 10 to 30 there are several of these about. It is the
pared to them? dollars. The hope is that this target will be long term future that is in doubt not the
lifted and that generators will see a future short term contract position.
Langworthy: Vestas and GE are esta- driver to install green. The opposition party
blished although GE have not yet installed is proposing to lift it to five per cent. The WINDBLATT: Thank you very much.
turbines. ENERCON has a substantial ser- threat is that our ten per cent old hydro will
vice team. We tend to be quiet achievers have the base line lowered and that the Questions: Katharina Thyen
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A d d r e s s e s
Blades for Portugal ENERCON International sales offices
ENERCON GmbH, International Dept.
Otto-Lilienthal-Str. 25
28199 Bremen · Germany
Phone: +49 421 2441520
Production facility for wind turbines in Viana do Castelo Fax: +49 421 2441539
e-mail: sales.international@enercon.de
AUSTRALIA
ENERCON Powercorporation Pty. Ltd.
Export Drive · Darwin Business Park
Berrimah · Northern Territory
E-70 with the NT 0828 · Australia
Phone: +61 8 89470933
Fax: +61 8 89470925
e-mail: mail@pcorp.com.au
new rotor blade design AUSTRIA
Hauptstr. 19A · 2120 Wolkersdorf · Austria
Phone: +43 2245 82828
becomes popular Fax : +43 2245 82838
e-mail: enercon@vienna.at
BENELUX
in Portugal. ENERCON Benelux BV
Paxtonstraat 1a
NL-8013 RP Zwolle · The Netherlands
Phone: +31 38 4228282
Fax: +31 38 4228010
e-mail: sales.benelux@enercon.de
BRAZIL
Wobben Windpower
O n a site of about
100.000 m2 ENERCON
is planning to build a rotor blade
Industria e Comércio Ltda.
Av. Fernando Stecca n° 100
Distrito Industrial - CEP 18087-149
Sorocaba - Sao Paulo - Brazil
Phone: +55 15 2101 1700
Fax: +55 15 2101 1701
e-mail: wobben@splicenet.com.br
ITALY
ENERCON Service Italia S.r.l.
Via G. Della Casa 7· 82100 Benevento · Italy
Phone: +39 082 425257
The German market leader Fax: +39 082 4336883
e-mail: info@enerconitalia.it
started its activities in Portugal PORTUGAL
c/o Gellweiler Lda.
Travessa do Alecrim, 3 - 2°
with the erection of 20 E-40s in 1200 Lisbon · Portugal
Phone: +351 21 3407160
1997. The manufacturer will in- Fax : +351 21 3407169
e-mail: aesteves@gellweiler.pt
SPAIN
tensify the fruitful cooperation ENERCON Spain S.A.
c/o València Parc Tecnològic
with subcontractors such as Av. Juan de la Cierva, 27
E-46980 Paterna Valencia · Spain
Phone: +34 961 3662-90
Somague, Construcòes, Siemens Fax : +34 961 3678-75
e-mail : enerconspain@telefonica.net