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Seguwantivu Wind Farm

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Akbar Brothers, Hirdaramani Group and Debug Group developed the Seguwantivu Wind Farm, Mullipuram area. Its sister wind farm was Vidatamunai Wind Farm, developed under a separate project company. The project was expected to generate 26 GWh annually.

The turbines were supplied by Gamesa, from Spain. 25 turbines of the type AE59 in total for the two wind farms. Construction started in August 2009

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Prospective
Sector
Commercial, Power Generation (CCGT), Wind, Raw Materials, Telecommunications, Government
Location
Sri Lanka
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
World Bank Group

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The project “Seguwantivu Wind Farm” is an infrastructure initiative in the Commercial sector, located in Sri Lanka. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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Akbar Brothers, Hirdaramani Group and Debug Group developed the Seguwantivu Wind Farm, Mullipuram area. Its sister wind farm was Vidatamunai Wind Farm, developed under a separate project company. The project was expected to generate 26 GWh annually. The turbines were supplied by Gamesa, from Spain. 25 turbines of the type AE59 in total for the two wind farms. Construction started in August 2009. The project became operational in July 2010. Generation license was obtained by October 2008. The output is transmitted to the grid via a 14.7km long transmission cable of 33kV, to the Puttalam substation at Kalladi. The equipment was supplied by Gamesa, of the type Gamesa AE-59. The license expires in September 2029. Total cost was $55 million for both Seguwantivu Wind Farm and Vidatamunai Wind Farm. Implying a cost of $27.5 million each. The coordinates of the project was: 08°03'18?N 79°48'23?E http://www.windpower.lk/project2.php http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seguwantivu_and_Vidatamunai_Wind_Farms http://www.akbar.lk/power/wind_power.php

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Sri Lanka

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Commercial, Power Generation (CCGT), Wind, Raw Materials, Telecommunications, Government

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2024-09-23

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