Project Details
Project Name:
Sagar Island, India
Date:
Start Date: 2010-03-12
End Date: 2010-03-12
Website:
http://www.atlanticorientcanada.ca
Description:
A remote location, installation was challenging as no heavy machinery was available. The wind turbines will work as part of a high penetration no storage wind/diesel hybrid system which will allow more villages on the island to have access to electricity and improve the quality of life of the villagers.
Technologies:
Wind Energy
Countries of Operation:
India
Company or Organization:
Atlantic Orient Canada Inc.
Contact:
General Inquiries / Renseignements généraux
Telephone: 902-468-1621
Fax: 902-468-6865
ppynn@aocwind.ca
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