Vestas wins EPC contract for wind power project from Jordanian auction

Vestas has received an EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) order
for the 52 MW Tafila wind farm in Jordan.
The order was made
by Daehan Wind Power, a joint venture between South Korean utilities Korea Southern Power Company and Daelim Energy.

The contract includes supply, transportation, installation and commissioning services for 15 V136-3.
45 MW turbines, which is Vestas' fourth EPC contract
for a utility-scale wind farm in the country.

"This comprehensive EPC contract strengthens our leadership position in the Jordanian wind energy market, demonstrating our project management expertise and extensive auction capabilities
.
We are pleased to partner with Daehan, and we are excited to increase our contribution to Jordan's transition to
renewable energy.
" ”

The order includes a 20-year Active Output Management 5000 (AOM 5000) service agreement for wind farm operation and maintenance, while turbine deliveries are scheduled for the third quarter of 2019 and commissioning
is expected in the first quarter of 2020.

"Thanks to the cooperation of Vestas, we have taken the first step towards the Jordanian renewable energy market, and KOSPO will be able to demonstrate the expertise accumulated in the
construction and operation of domestic wind farms," said KOSPO's Vice President of Overseas Affairs and Chairman of Daehan Wind Power.
”

Daelim Energy's Vice President and Vice Chairman of Daehan Wind = said, "The first step towards a new market is always a challenge, and in this project we have to negotiate
with a wide range of stakeholders.
I am delighted that Daelim Energy has enabled our partners to successfully complete this project
.
" We will do our best to enter overseas markets
such as South America, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
”

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