The new agreements extend the original Vestas service contracts with Novatus Energy from 10 to 20-year terms.
Novatus Energy has signed long-term service agreement extensions with Vestas across seven wind projects, totaling 1,043 MW in the U.S. The agreements extend the original Vestas service contracts at the projects from their original 10-year terms, to 20-year terms from their respective project commercial operation dates.
“We are excited to extend our working relationship with Vestas on our U.S. wind portfolio,” said Steve Doyon, CEO of Novatus Energy. “Vestas has been a key part of our focus on maintaining high availability at our wind projects in a safe and efficient manner. We look forward to continuing that relationship.”
The portfolio includes multiple Vestas turbine models and sites in Maine, Washington, North Dakota, and Texas. With the extensions, Novatus Energy retains access to Vestas’ global service network and expertise that help increase performance through data driven fleet optimization services, predictable operations costs and maximized availability.
“We’re proud Novatus Energy has chosen Vestas to ensure the optimized performance of this portfolio and pleased that our existing agreements will be extended so we can continue to help them deliver the lowest cost of energy to their stakeholders for the long-term”, said Chris Brown, President of Vestas’ North American sales and service organization.
With 86 GW under service, including more than 8 GW of non-Vestas turbines, Vestas is the wind industry’s largest service provider. To deliver the best possible service, Vestas leverages 40+ years of experience, more than 10,000 dedicated service employees and a global service network spanning 65 countries to deliver the lowest cost of operations and service to customers.
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