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PUBLISHEDJune 1 2006
AUTHOR(S)Cronin, Tom, Niels-Erik Clausen, Morten Nielsen, and Erik Jorgensen
Burgos Wind Farm Project

Consultant Technical Review, Philippines, Risø National Laboratory for ASTAE.  This report presents the findings of the review of a 30MW wind farm in the northern Philippines being developed by PNOC-EDC. The review scope is limited to a desk review of some of the tender documents and the annual energy production estimate made by PNOC-EDC. In general, it is the reviewers’ opinion that the documents provide the correct framework for a successful project and sufficient energy analysis for the financial investment. However, a major exception is the specification of the wind turbine itself, which appears to allow a wind turbine that may be inappropriate for the site conditions.

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Cronin, Tom, Niels-Erik Clausen, Morten Nielsen, and Erik Jorgensen. 2006. Burgos Wind Farm Project, The Philippines, Technical Desk Review. Riso-1-252 (EN). Riso National Laboratory, Roskilde, Denmark.

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