The delivery includes twelve 90-meter blades, each as long as a football field, and other components, brought in by ocean barge to a custom-built jetty at Dinahican Port in Quezon.
Once fully assembled, each turbine will stand nearly 200 meters tall, comparable to a 60-story building, and generate up to 8 megawatts of clean energy.
The project, led by Alternergy Tanay Wind Corp., is expected to play a major role in boosting the country’s renewable energy capacity.
“This achievement underscores our commitment to promoting a cleaner, greener future for the Philippines,” said Knud Hedeager, president of Alternergy Wind Holdings Corp. “
We are proud to contribute to the country’s energy transition and help secure long-term energy independence for the Philippines through renewables,” he added.
—Edited by Miguel R. Camus
