The wind farm is being built in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. In the winter months, temperatures there can go down to -30°C. The turbines will therefore be supplied in the cold climate version, meaning they can be operated at such low temperatures.
The name of the customer and of the project are undisclosed.
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