The latest variation on the company’s 3.3MW platform, unveiled a year ago, is aimed at medium and medium-low wind-speed sites, and is available with four different towers for hub heights ranging from 84 to 134 metres.
The 64.5-metre fibreglass rotor blades feature what the company describes as a new family of aerodynamic edges aimed at increasing output while minimising noise.
The first prototype has been testing in Spain since late summer 2016, with serial production due to start in 2017.
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