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Two companies build wind power plants in Odesa region for almost 200 MW

By Interfax-Ukraine.
A wind power plant in Crimea, opened in 2006. Renewable energy experts say Russia’s annexation of Crimea, which had great wind and solar resources, is a big loss for the industry.
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Ukraine Power Resources and Yuzhne Energy intend to build wind power plants with an installed capacity of 120 and 72 megawatts in the Lymansky district of Odesa region, the press service of the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association (UWEA) has said, following the signing of a memorandum between these companies and Odesa Regional State Administration.

According to UWEA estimates, the total investment in these two projects will be about EUR 270 million.nnThe press service did not say when the projects would be implemented.

Ukraine Power Resources was founded by American Peter A. Gish and Yuzhne Energy by Lithuanian Egidijus Simutis.

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