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Nordex bereitet sich auf weitere Expansion vor 17.04.2007 aktiencheck.de Norderstedt (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Nordex AG (ISIN DE000A0D6554 / WKN A0D655) will ihren Wachstumskurs in den kommenden Jahren weiter fortsetzen. Wie der im TecDAX notierte Konzern am Dienstag erklärte, ist Nordex in den Jahren 2005 und 2006 durchschnittlich um rund 65 Prozent und damit doppelt so schnell wie der Markt gewachsen. Diesen Kurs will der Vorstand mittelfristig fortsetzen und seinen Umsatz (2006: 514 Mio. Euro) etwa alle zwei Jahre verdoppeln. Um dieses Ziel zu erreichen, will Nordex ab 2007 in den Ausbau der Fertigungskapazitäten in Deutschland investieren. Bis zum Jahr 2009 sollen insgesamt 85 Mio. Euro in das Rostocker Werk fließen. In drei Jahren wird die Kapazität in der Turbinenmontage dann bei 2.000 Megawatt (MW) Jahresleistung und bei rund 1.000 MW für Rotorblätter liegen. Im letzten Jahr lag die Produktionsleistung in Rostock noch bei 600 Megawatt. In China verfügt Nordex über weitere Produktionsstätten, die in den letzten beiden Jahren aufgebaut wurden und nach der Anlaufphase auf rund 400 MW Jahresleistung ausgebaut werden sollen, teilte der Konzern weiter mit. Die Auftragslage von Nordex gestaltet sich weiterhin positiv: Zum Jahreswechsel lag der Bestand an festen und bedingten Aufträgen bei rund 1,2 Mrd. Euro. Im ersten Quartal des laufenden Jahres sind Konzernangaben zufolge weitere Aufträge im Volumen von 361 Mio. Euro dazu gekommen. Im laufenden Finanzjahr plant Nordex ein Umsatzvolumen von mindestens 750 Mio. Euro. Auch auf die Profitabilität soll die höhere Leistung einen maßgeblichen Einfluss haben. Hierdurch und wegen steigender Deckungsbeiträge in neuen Projekten soll sich die EBIT-Marge im laufenden Jahr auf 6 Prozent verdoppeln. Mittelfristig peilt Nordex sogar eine Marge von 10 Prozent an, wobei in diesem Zusammenhang ein positives Marktumfeld als Voraussetzung genannt wurde. In diesem Zusammenhang wurde auf Untersuchungen der Berater des Instituts BTM Consult verwiesen, welche ihre Erwartungen für das mittlere jährliche Wachstum der Branche bis 2011 auf 17,4 Prozent angehoben haben. Als wesentliches Wachstumssegment haben die Berater von BTM Consult dabei die MW-Klasse im onshore Bereich identifiziert. Ein Segment in dem Nordex überdurchschnittlich stark vertreten ist. Die Aktie von Nordex notiert aktuell mit einem Plus von 0,92 Prozent bei 28,52 Euro. (17.04.2007/ac/n/t)
Portuguese Azores To Host New 5.5 Mln Euro Wind Farm Portugal's autonomous region of the Azores Islands will host a new 5.5 mln euro ($7.5 mln) wind farm, the regional daily Jornal Diario reported on April 20, 2007. The plant will comprise five German Enercon E-44 wind power turbines of 900 kW each. The supply and installation of the turbines will cost 4.7 mln euro ($6.4 mln). The remaining part of the investment sum will be spent on civil construction works, namely building of platforms, road infrastructure and installation of an electric station allowing link-up to the medium-voltage network of the regional utility Empresa de Electricidade dos Acores (EDA). The construction works will start in May 2007 in the Serra do Cume zone of the Terceira island, part of the Azores archipelago. The new wind farm is planned to be completed in the beginning of 2008. It will have a total installed capacity of 4.5 MW and will generate some 10 GWh electricity annually, accounting for 5.0 pct of the total annual electricity production on the Terceira island.www.jornaldiario.com Source: jornaldiario.com (IC/AM/IC)
Siemens wins order for 270 mln-eur UK wind farm FRANKFURT, April 23 (Reuters) - German conglomerate Siemens has won an order to build an offshore wind farm at Gunfleet Sands of the east coast of England, it said in a statement on Monday. Siemens said total investment in the project was about 270 million euros ($367 million). The buyer is Danish state-controlled oil and natural gas firm DONG Energy. Siemens' Power Generation unit will supply 30 wind power systems with a combined capacity of 108 megawatts.
Kan er mij iemand helpen, Kan er iemand een forum vinden over Ivanhoe Energy op yahoo eventueel, ik kan het niet vinden?
marieke2 schreef:
Kan er mij iemand helpen, Kan er iemand een forum vinden over Ivanhoe Energy op yahoo eventueel, ik kan het niet vinden?
Gewoon via Google te vinden, a.u.b.www.ivanhoe-energy.com/
Winds of change _ Britain is turning to turbines With a growing renewable energy market and environmental concerns Britain is increasing its wind power capacity, writes Roland Gribben By Roland Gribben ON SEA and land they are sprouting like one legged monsters with propellers. The "windmill'', the vehicle for wind power, is becoming a more familiar sight as the government programme for encouraging faster development of renewable energy gathers momentum. They will become even more familiar, commonplace and controversial over the next decade. Wind power is set to make a bigger contribution to the supply of energy. The offshore wind programme alone could be delivering 9pc of electricity demand by 2020 on the basis of current plans. Overall the market for tidal and wave energy could be worth pounds 4.2bn a year to the economy by 2050, according to estimates made by the Carbon Trust. Major projects are being approved at a rapid rate, particularly offshore where opposition is limited and largely related to environmental concerns. Fish cannot vote. Onshore householders can and many are making their voices heard and count in arguments about the location of wind farms and their economic as well as environmental contribution. The impact on house prices has figured prominently in the local as well as national debate about the merits of, and need for, wind power. The Nimby - not in my backyard - factor has been reflected in some of the debates but the wider economic issues have involved measuring the contribution in energy terms from a new nuclear power programme and small accumulations of wind farms. Efforts to counter Nimbyism have involved a number of studies. Three in a row have shown there is not "empirical evidence to demonstrate a direct link between operating wind farms and house prices,'' says the British Wind Energy Association (BWEA). The latest, from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and Oxford Brookes University, examined the movement in residential property prices near two wind farms in Cornwall. The findings showed that while terraced and semi-detached houses within a mile of one of the wind farms were lower in value than similar houses four miles away, other factors influenced the valuation difference. The most significant was that the homes near the farm were former and less desirable Ministry of Defence properties. Recent research in Scotland involving property prices near the Crystal Rig wind farm in the Scottish Borders failed to discover any evidence of a negative impact on property prices in nearby areas. Prices in Dunbar had risen from below to above the East Lothian regional average over the last four years, a period covering the building of the wind farm. Chris Tomlinson, the BWEA's director of programme strategy, declares: "This new research is yet another nail in the coffin of some of the exaggerated myths peddled by opponents of wind power.'' Exaggerated or not the development of wind farms will continue to excite and divide opinion. Britain represents an under-developed market for wind power despite the recent spurt of activity and investment and opportunities provided by the island factor and exposure to "favourable'' weather. Recent figures from the Global Wind Energy Council show installed capacity at the end of last year was just under 2,000 megawatts of electricity, representing just 2.6pc of worldwide capacity. Britain was listed as the eighth biggest "wind power'' in the world, well behind the market leaders, Germany with 20,622Mw of installed capacity or 27.8pc of the market, Spain 11,615Mw (15.6pc) and the US 11,603Mw (15.6pc). Even India with 6,270Mw (8.4pc) and Denmark 3,136MW (4.2pc) were well ahead of Britain. The market grew by 32pc last year with the total of installed wind energy capacity topping 74,220Mw and the value of the wind business jumping to $23bn ( pounds 11.5bn). The extent of the market growth comfortably exceeded expectations and continued double digit growth is in prospect for years ahead according to market studies. Britain will account for a bigger slice of the market, helped by the acceleration in clearance for new projects. They include Greater Gabbard - a green energy scheme in the Thames Estuary where 140 wind turbines will be spread over nearly 150 square kilometres (93.5 miles) around 12 miles off the Suffolk coast and be capable of supplying more than 415,000 homes. It will also be capable of reducing emissions by 1.5m tonnes a year, the equivalent of taking 350,000 cars off the road. The 500Mw project will push total wind power capacity well through the 2,000Mw mark. An indication of the speed of current developments can be gauged by the fact that it took more than 10 years to reach 1,000Mw of wind-based generation but only 20 months to pass the 2,000Mw mark. There are currently five offshore wind farms in operation - Scroby Sands, Kentish Flats, North Hoyle, Barrow and Blyth. Another 10 have won approval and eight are at the planning stage. They all form what the Government regards as the first round of an offshore wind generation demonstration programme providing valuable lessons in installation and development and backed by pounds 107m of taxpayer funding. They represent 1,100Mw of capacity but the second-round programme is more ambitious, representing between 5,000Mw-7,000Mw of capacity in three strategic areas, the Thames Estuary, the Greater Wash and off the coasts of north Wales and north-west England where new ground has been broken with approval for what is described as the world's first wind and gas offshore energy project. The innovative hybrid development, 10 kilometres (6.25 miles) from Walney Island near Barrow in Furness has the potential to generate up to 200Mw of electricity with almost half coming from 30 turbines on the offshore wind farm. When winds are not strong enough to propel the turbines power will be supplied by gas pumped from two fields in nearby Morecambe Bay. All told the complex should be capable of providing "clean energy'' for around 70,000 homes.
European wind power companies growing in U.S. through acquisitions, expansion By ALAN ZIBEL WASHINGTON (AP) - New worries about the environment, technology advances and tax breaks extensions are empowering European wind energy companies to try their luck in the United States. The U.S. has led the world in installing new wind turbines for the past two years, but it still ranks behind Germany and slightly below Spain in wind power production, according to the Global Wind Energy Council. Now, America's renewed embrace of policies to encourage energy alternatives have led companies with years of experience in Denmark, Germany and Spain to invest in U.S. shores, challenging both the U.S. market leaders and any environmental opposition to building giant turbines. "We're like the Saudi Arabia of wind, and we just haven't had the big exploration boom yet," said Michael Peck, a spokesman for Gamesa Corporacion Tecnologica SA, a Spanish company that makes wind turbines in Pennsylvania and develops wind farms around the country. Two deals announced last month reflect the competition. Portuguese utility EDP Energias de Portugal SA agreed to pay $2.15 billion to buy Houston-based Horizon Wind Energy LLC, from investment bank Goldman Sachs, giving the company its first toehold in the U.S. And Denmark's Vestas Wind Systems, the world's largest wind turbine maker, announced plans to build a $60 million wind turbine blade factory in Colorado, its first U.S. manufacturing plant. "The U.S. is a bigger area that (European companies) can look to for growth," said Thomas Emmons, senior vice president for structured finance at HSH Nordbank AG in New York. On-again, off-again tax credits have hampered growth here compared with a more stable climate for incentives in European countries. European companies are encouraged that a federal wind power tax credit has been extended through 2008, and 21 states and Washington, D.C. are requiring utilities to get electricity from renewable sources. The U.S. gets less than 1 percent of its electricity from wind-powered generators compared with 20 percent in Denmark and 9 percent in Spain. Technology advances could push U.S. wind power use to 5 percent by 2010, the Electric Power Research Institute says. If the federal wind tax credit is maintained, annual installations of wind projects in the U.S. will more than double by 2011, predicts market research firm BTM Consult. "We could have had our own homegrown wind-power companies competing for these new wind farm developments and manufacturing (plants) had we had the right policies in place," said Ron Pernick, a principal with research firm Clean Edge Inc. Worldwide sales of wind turbines are projected to rise to $49.4 billion by 2011 from $25.1 billion this year, with the U.S. and Canada comprising about 30 percent of sales growth, BTM Consult estimates. Denmark's Vestas had considered an American plant for several years, but found support for renewable energy inconsistent in the U.S. until recently, said Jens Soby, who heads the company's Portland, Ore.-based American operations. The company's plant in Windsor, Colo. is expected to be complete early next year and is designed to produce 1,200 wind turbine blades per year, enough to power about 200,000 households. Meanwhile, German industrial giant Siemens AG has taken a shuttered truck trailer factory in Fort Madison, Iowa, and turned it into a factory that makes 150-foot blades for its wind turbines. And Gamesa, which bought Minneapolis wind farm developer Navitas Energy Inc. in 2002, signed a $300 million deal last summer to make 132 wind turbines for Royal Dutch Shell PLC's wind development arm. Investors are benefiting: Shares of Vestas more than doubled the past year, and shares of Gamesa are up about 70 percent. General Electric Co. and FPL Group Inc., major American players, still dominate the market. Fairfield, Conn.-based GE remains the dominant U.S. supplier of wind turbines, supplying 47 percent of installed wind capacity in the U.S. last year, down from 59 percent in 2005, according to American Wind Energy Association statistics. Siemens, Vestas and Gamesa together had 44 percent of the U.S. turbine market last year. The majority of U.S. wind power projects are owned by big developers like FPL and their output is purchased by big utilities like Xcel Energy Inc. Iberdrola SA, Spain's second-largest power company and the biggest owner of wind farms worldwide, is poised to become a major player in the U.S. with its $22.5 billion acquisition of Britain's Scottish Power PLC, a deal that closed April 23. That gives Iberdrola control of Oregon-based wind developer PPM Energy, a Scottish Power subsidiary and the second-largest U.S. wind farm owner. The major challenge for the wind industry is to reduce costs, which can vary dramatically because wind is intermittent and windy spots are often located far away from big urban centers that use the most power. Wind power costs have dropped over the past 20 years, partly due to the advent of wind turbines with giant blades that sweep a circle as long in diameter as a football field, but critics argue that the turbines threaten birds and mar scenic views. Wind-powered electricity remains more expensive than using coal or natural gas, but cheaper than nuclear power and far cheaper than solar, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. When the wind power tax credit, valued at 1.9 cents per kilowatt of power produced, expired for part of 2004, the U.S. industry went into a tailspin. Proposed federal legislation designed to encourage renewable energy and cap greenhouse gas emissions could make tax credits or subsidies less necessary. And a Democrat-controlled Congress appears likely to make such legislation a higher priority than Republicans have despite some strong GOP support in the past, said Randall Swisher, the U.S. wind energy trade group's executive director. Swisher says wind power has lots of momentum these days, but still laments the lack of a long-term tax credit -- or a nationwide requirement that power companies use wind and other renewables. If that happens, he said, "it could be so much more."
Denmark:Survey on attitudes towards large wind turbines Berlingske Tidende, 24 Apr 2007,:- A Danish survey on attitudes towards large 150-meter high wind turbines shows that two thirds of Danes are positive towards politicians' plans to set up large onshore wind turbines. Those who already live near a wind turbine were the most positive towards wind turbines. In terms of energy price, 44% of the interviewees were positive towards the prospect of a possible 10% increase in the price of electricity generated by renewable energy source. 30% were negative, whereas 26% were undecided.
German Inventor Develops Wind Power Installation Controlling Method By US Fed News ALEXANDRIA, Va., April 25 -- Aloys Wobben of Aurich, Germany, has developed a method of controlling a wind power installation. According to the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, the invention relates to a "method for controlling a wind power installation at very high wind speeds, in which there is predetermined a first wind speed at which the rotor blades of the wind power installation are put into a first predetermined setting. In addition, the method includes controlling the wind power installation during an extreme wind situation where the rotor blades moved to a position to reduce, as far as possible, mechanical loadings on the wind power installation caused by the extreme wind situation." The inventor was issued U.S. Patent No. 7,204,673 on April 17. The original application was filed on Nov. 15, 2001, and is available at: patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Se... ,204,673.PN.&OS=PN/7,204,673&RS=PN/7,204,673 . For more information about US Fed News federal patent awards please contact: Myron Struck, Managing Editor/US Bureau, US Fed News, Direct: 703/866-4708, Cell: 703/304-1897, Myron@targetednews.com. HTS vkdn 070425-218403
Spanish Iberdrola Boosts Renewable Energy Capacity to 4,552 MW Q1 2007 Spanish power utility Iberdrola boosted its renewable energy capacity by 118 MW to 4,552 MW at the end of the first quarter of 2007. Wind farms represent 4,210 MW of the company's total renewable energy capacity, while the remaining 342 MW correspond to hydro-power generation. Iberdrola will invest 3.25 bln euro ($4.401 bln) in renewable energy under its 2007-2009 strategy. The company plans to increase its capacity in the sector to 7,000 MW in 2009 and to 10,000 MW in 2011. The company's alternative energy plants generated 2.725 million KWh electricity in the first quarter of 2007, up 21 pct year-on-year. The utility's wind power facilities registered a 23.3 pct rise in output to 2.578 million KWh. Iberdrola's renewable energy capacity accounts for 15 pct of its total power capacity. Iberdrola has 459 MW renewable energy units outside Spain, in Greece, Brazil, France, Portugal, Poland, the United States and Germany.www.invertia.com Source: Invertia (ID/IC/ID)
Denmark: Siemens wins wind turbine contract from Dong Børsen, 01 May 2007,:- According to Danish business daily Børsen's sources, Siemens Wind Power has won a contract for the supply of 95 units of 2.3 MW offshore wind turbines to Danish Dong Energy's Horns Rev II wind farm in Denmark. The estimated value of the contract is DKr 3.5bn (US$ 0.63bn EUR 0.47bn). The total capacity of the wind farm will be more than 230 MW as the farm also has three large test turbines with a combined capacity of up to 15 MW.
RTRS-Ballast en Evelop mogen windmolenpark bouwen UTRECHT (ANP) - Het bouwbedrijf Ballast Nedam en het bedrijf Evelop International mogen voor de kust van Scheveningen een windmolenpark bouwen. Rijkswaterstaat heeft een vergunningsaanvraag hiertoe goedgekeurd. Dat maakten de twee ondernemingen woensdag bekend. Het windmolenpark wordt ongeveer 30 kilometer voor de kust van de badplaats gebouwd. De geplande oplevering van het park, dat mogelijk uit honderd molens of meer bestaat, is in 2011. Hoeveel molens er precies komen, hangt af van de capaciteit die ze kunnen leveren. Het park produceert ruim 300 megawatt, genoeg voor 350.000 huishoudens. ((Tim Preger, email economie(at)anp.nl, +31 20 504 5999))
Hee gaaf 300 megawatt, 100 stuks, ze hebben het licht gezien!
zzzaai schreef:
Hee gaaf 300 megawatt, 100 stuks, ze hebben het licht gezien!
Ik dacht wel dat je dat kon waarderen! Hier nog een aanvulling: Ballast Nedam verwerft rechten windpark Scheveningen AMSTERDAM (FD.nl/Betten) - Ballast Nedam heeft samen met de Europese projectontwikkelaar Evelop de exclusieve rechten verworven door de verdere ontwikkeling van het windpark Scheveningen Buiten. Dat hebben de twee bedrijven woensdag bekendgemaakt. Het windpark wordt ongeveer 30 kilometer uit de kust van Scheveningen gebouwd en zal naar verwachting in 2011 gereed zijn. Het park zal ruim 300 MegaWatt gaan produceren. Dit is voldoende stroom voor circa 350.000 huishoudens. Ballast Nedam Concessies is in verscheidene Europese landen betrokken bij de ontwikkeling van nieuwe offshore windparken. Het behalen van exclusiviteit op het offshore windmolenpark Scheveningen Buiten is volgens het bouwbedrijf een belangrijke mijlpaal in het streven om een toonaangevende ontwikkelaar te zijn van offshore windparken. Moederbedrijf Ballast Nedam heeft in 2006 het eerste Nederlandse offshore windpark in de Noordzee gebouwd: Offshore Windpark Egmond aan Zee. (c) Het Financieele Dagblad in samenwerking met Betten Beursmedia News (contact: webred@fd.nl / 020-5928456)
Mooi nieuws, hier nog een linkje van RTLZ:www.rtl.nl/(vm=/financien/rtlz/)/syst...
EUR 1.8 billion invested in Spanish renewable capacity in 2006 - government Renewable generation represented 6.8% of the Spain’s installed capacity by the end of 2006 and provided 18.8% of total generation last year, according to Spain’s Ministry of Industry. EUR 1.8 billion was invested in renewable energy last year, while EUR 4.9 billion will be spent between 2005 and 2010 to increase Spain’s renewables sector. According to the ministry’s statistics, 57,167 GWh was produced from renewables last year. This figure compares to 69,928 GWh from coal-fired plants and 60,021 GWh from nuclear facilities. Wind generation was the most abundant renewable source, providing 7.5% of total electricity production. Installed capacity rose 17% (or 1,696 MW) compared to 2005. Similarly, hydroelectric generation rose 35% year-on-year, buoyed by abundant rainfall throughout 2006. Total installed hydro capacity was 18,277 MW at the end of 2006. Biomass and solar plants also saw significant yearly gains. Despite these numbers, Spain fell below its goals under the 2005-2010 renewable energy plan, which forecasts wind power of 20,000 MW, solar generation of 400 MW, and combined heat and power production of 500 MW by 2010. According to the Ministry of Industry, Spain only met 82% of its 2006 goals. MS
German RWE starts building 875 MW CHP in Emsland German utility major RWE has started construction of an 875 MW gas-fired combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Emsland, near the Dutch border, the company announced on Friday. Building is expected to take two years, meaning the EUR 500 million plant should be operational in early 2009, RWE said. The plant will supply Peakload and “medium load power, thereby contributing to the provision of balancing energy. The latter is becoming increasingly important in northwest Germany, as wind power capacity expands in the region. “This facility strengthens our energy mix in the gas segment and makes an important contribution to increasing the flexibility of our installed capacity, said Johannes Lambertz, head of fossil-fired generation at RWE Power. RWE announced plans for the CHP last November (see EDEM 10.228). ADS
Endesa Italia inaugurates 32-MW wind farm on Sicily Spanish utility Endesa Monday inaugurated a 32-MW wind farm at Gibellina, Santa Ninfa y Salaparuta, in the province of Trapani on the Italian island of Sicily. The wind farm comprises 38 turbines and is capable of producing 75-GWh/yr, Endesa said, avoiding some 50,000 metric tons of CO2 a year. It is the second Endesa wind farm on Sicily, and its fifth in Italy in total. By 2008 the company anticipates that it will have nearly 350-MW of installed wind power in Italy. Since entering the Italian market in 2001, Endesa has invested some Eur3.4 billion ($4.61 billion), and plans to spend a further Eur1.5 billion in the period 2007-2011. If Enel-Acciona's takeover bid for Endesa goes ahead, however, Endesa Italia's assets are due to be sold to E.ON of Germany.
Enough green energy to supply 600,000 homes. Barry O'Halloran There is enough green energy now connected to the Republic's national electricity grid to supply 600,000 homes, according to the latest figures. EirGrid, the State agency charged with managing the national grid, which brings power from generating plants to the distribution network, said yesterday that up to 1,034 megawatts (mw) of the electricity supplied to the system was from renewable - or green - sources. EirGrid said that each megawatt of electricity was enough to supply roughly 650 homes. In order for green energy suppliers to operate at full capacity, wind conditions around the State have to be good, the agency pointed out. Wind accounts for 75 per cent of all renewable power generating capacity. But the wind farms that produce the power operate on average one out of every two days, as conditions are not always suitable to produce electricity. The EirGrid statement also said that on one day recently, 20 per cent of the electricity used in the State came from wind alone. Generation on the Irish power system from renewable sources constituted more than 9 per cent of total electricity demand in terms of energy last year, EirGrid said. "Wind energy capacity alone has increased in Ireland from approximately 170 mw in 2003, to a situation now where 781 mw is capable of being supplied by 71 wind farms nationwide," it said. It expects another 450 mw of wind to come on stream as a result of contracts agreed with suppliers this year. It also expects to sign deals for the provision of a further 1,300 mw by the end of the year. The other sources of green energy currently operating in the State are water-generated power and energy harnessed from burning landfill gas given off by waste in dumps. EirGrid said the system is on course to meet the Government's target of having 15 per cent of electricity used in the State generated from green sources by 2010. The EU target is 13.2 per cent. "Generation on the Irish power system from renewable sources constituted over 9 per cent of total electricity demand in terms of energy last year," EirGrid said. "This will increase further this year," it added.
Enel acquires 58MW of French wind projects Enel Erelis, the French subsidiary of Italian utility Enel, has acquired four wind projects in France that will have a total capacity of 58MW once complete at the end of 2009. Two of the plants will be located in Brittany and will have total capacities of 14MW and 12MW, while one 20MW project will be located in Picardie and a 12MW development will be located in Auvergne. These are all high-potential areas for wind power, the company said. Enel's French subsidiary already operates a portfolio of projects totaling some 500MW, and the company hopes that these latest acquisitions will help its strategy of focusing on renewable power generation. Enel entered the French wind power market in 2006 with the acquisition of Erelis. Enel's Lyon-based subsidiary has projects under development amounting to approximately 500MW of power, of which 8MW will enter service in 2007, 8MW by the end of 2008, 196MW are at an intermediate or advanced stage and about 290MW at the initial development stage. Enel Erelis's operations are of strategic importance to the company's environmental initiative, through which it intends to invest more than E4 billion in renewables and research until 2011.
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