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Siemens supplies 68 wind turbines Scottish onshore wind farm

19 July 2010

The wind power plant will have a capacity of 156 MW upon its completion in 2012.

Of the 68 Siemens wind turbines, 61 will have a 101 m rotor and 7 will have a 93 m rotor.

Siemens will also provide services for wind turbine operation and maintenance for an initial period of five years.

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