51 MW Kalmykia wind farm project in Russia on positive course to realisation

FWT to supply 20 x FWT 2500 wind turbines to Kalmykia wind energy project with a nominal capacity of 2.55 MW Delivery scheduled to start by end of 2016, start of commercial operation scheduled for 2017 > Corporate Energies company, Energy Competence Centre (ECC), assigned as owner's engineer

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Recently ALTEN Ltd. confirmed that it placed a binding order with the German manufacturer FWT for the 51 MW wind farm to be erected in the Republic of Kalmykia in southern part of the Russian Federation. The Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract for the turnkey realisation of the Kalmykia onshore wind farm project “Priyutnenskaya VES 51 MW” comprises engineering, supply and installation of FWT 2500 wind turbines of the German manufacturer FWT with a nominal capacity of 2.55 MW. Delivery of the wind turbines is scheduled to start by end of 2016, whilst commissioning is expected in the first half of 2017.

FWT Production GmbH is a German manufacturer of wind turbines in the range from 2 to 3 MW. Established in 2013, FWT is based on the know-how of former wind power pioneer Fuhrländer AG and consisting of the approved technology of German engineering company wind to energy w2e GmbH. Meanwhile it has increased its track record by delivering turbines to Kazakhstan, Poland and Germany.

Acting as the owner's engineer, Corporate Energies company, Energy Competence Centre, performs independent third party consultancy and supervision for the construction and completion process of the wind farm Priyutnenskaya near Elista, Republic of Kalmykia, including review of design, risk assessment, contract management, supervision of the transport, civil works, installation, commissioning and hand-over process.

Kalmykia wind farm Project “Priyutnenskaya VES 51 MW” is the first private investment wind farm of industrial scale in Russian Federation to be built. 51 MW wind farm is the first phase of a project with a total capacity of 300 MW. After its completion, Priyutnenskaya wind farm will be the largest in the Russian Federation and therefore has a strong lighthouse character for wind energy development in the country.

About Corporate Energies

Corporate Energies company group provides all elements along the supply chain of renewable power production. From green field planning to turnkey power plants, from operation’s management or technical optimization to concepts for the development of a national industry in emerging markets, all competences are concentrated in the company group. Corporate Energies services and solutions are comprised of four strategic segments - projects, operations, finance and industry. Whether for the entire scope or selected phases of a project, solutions and products are configured individually to meet various customer needs and correspond to the specific steps necessary for the successful completion and best use of wind, solar, bio and hydro power plants worldwide.

For further information about the company, visit www.corporate-energies.com

About Energy Competence Centre (ECC)

Energy Competence Centre GmbH (ECC) is a 100 % subsidiary company of Corporate Energies Group, providing technical and consulting services to investors, building contractors, project developers, and operators of renewable energy power plants.

With its headquarter in Berlin as well as branches in several countries in Europe and overseas, ECC is maintaining excellent network and strategic partnerships with companies in Romania, Bulgaria, Philippines, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Brazil, Honduras, Azerbaijan and Russia.

For further information about the company, visit www.ecc-renewables.com

For more information, please contact

Michael Schulz Corporate Communications Düsseldorfer Straße 31A 10707 Berlin, Germany +49 (0) 30 863 90 28 21 michael.schulz(at)corporate-energies.com www.corporate-energies.com

Michael Schulz, 06.07.2016

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