Tebra wind farm as a green turn indicator Enefit Green wants to build a wind farm in cooperation with
municipality and residents,
which would bring benefits to the community and
green electricity to Latvian consumers.
Renewable energy producer Enefit Green is interested to build a wind farm in cooperating with the municipality and its residents. Tebra wind farm will benefit the community and bring green electricity to Latvian consumers.
Studies show that wind conditions in South Kurzeme, Ventspils and Kuldīga regions regions are excellent. As the area is used for forest management, there are no residences in the area of the wind farm, which means that the disturbance caused to the public is minimal. Moreover, there is a good network of forest roads in the area, thanks to which fewer roads need to be built for the construction and maintenance of the wind farm.
Mean wind speed 8,4 m/s
330 kV line
Full EIA will be performed
No residences in the area
of the wind farm
Enefit Green is one of the leading diversified renewable energy producers in the Baltic Sea region. The company's shares are listed on the Nasdaq Tallinn stock exchange, providing investors with an opportunity to contribute to the green transition and be part of Enefit Green's growth story.
Enefit Green has production units located in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland and an ambition to increase production capacity 4 fold by 2026. The company has a total of 23 wind parks, 40 solar power parks, four CHP plants, a pellet plant and a hydroelectric power plant.
Enefit Green currently has five wind farms under construction with the total capacity of 608 megawatts. Three of these are in Lithuania, one in Estonia and one in Finland. In addition, the company is building four solar parks in Poland and Estonia.
Latvia's National Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030 foresees that 800 megawatts (MW) of wind power capacity should be installed in Latvia in 2030 in order to contribute to Latvia’s progress towards energy independence, security and climate neutrality, while at the same time reducing GHG emissions, preserving natural diversity and developing a circular economy.
Renewable energy has been a hot topic in Latvia for more than 15 years, due to the fast-flowing climate changes, renewable technologies have taken centre stage on both the Latvian and global agenda, providing a sustainable and carbon-neutral solution to this global problem.
Wind energy is a source of energy that is completely self-renewing. When the sun is active, there are constant flows of air in the atmosphere which do not require the extraction, transport or combustion of raw materials. The source of wind energy is inexhaustible and the good news is that Latvia has it in abundance.
Wind power is the cheapest and most accessible to produce large amount of green electricity.
