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Vermassalo
Virrat – Finland
Est. 165 MW
Total power
Max. 22
Number of turbines
Est. 2029
To be operational
Ilmatar Vermassalo Oy, a project company owned by Ilmatar Energy Oy, is planning to build a wind power project with a nominal capacity of approximately 200 MW in the Vermassalo area of the city of Virrat.
The Vermassalo planning area is located in Northern Pirkanmaa, about 10 kilometres west of Lake Vermasjärvi, Virrat city centre. The preliminary planning area covers an area of approximately 4 300 hectars and allows for the installation of up to 25 wind turbines in the area. The project area is based on the Hanhisuo-Vehkamäki wind farm area as defined in the current Pirkanmaa Regional Plan 2040.
A maximum of 25 turbines with a maximum sweep height of 345 m are planned for the area. The project will be developed entirely on land owned by Finsilva Oyj.
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