The project features 15 state-of-the-art 6.6 MW Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy wind turbines, each with rotor diameters of up to 170 meters and towers approximately 180 meters high. The turbines are distributed along an 8-kilometre corridor, with an estimated annual energy production of around 146,000 MWh – enough to power more than 40,000 households.

A key technical challenge has been the transportation of the 85-meter-long, 28-ton turbine blades. For this task, Korean specialist transport company Anjeon Enterprise Co., Ltd. has relied on a combination of Faymonville WingMAX flatbed trailers and Cometto BladeMAX1000 blade lifters mounted on Cometto SPMTs.

The transportation process is carried out in two phases. In the first phase, blades are moved to an intermediate staging area using 3-axle WingMAX vehicles. The combination of pendle-axles and a hydraulically liftable and lowerable gooseneck allows the trailers to navigate obstacles along the route. In the second phase, blades are transferred using BladeMAX1000 to the final wind farm site – the most powerful blade lifter available on the market. The operation covers a total distance of 15 kilometres and includes steep mountainous forest roads, village roads, and gradients of up to 11 per cent. In challenging sections, the rotor blades can be raised up to 60 degrees and rotated 360 degrees as required.