The Truc de l'Homme park, with a capacity of 11,67 MW
EDPR has a total capacity of 340 MW in operation, generated by almost 200 wind turbines
EDR Renováveis (Euronext: EDPR), fourth world's largest producer of wind energy, opens a new park in France. The Truc de l'Homme park, with a capacity of 11,67 MW, is located in the municipalities of Fau de Peyre and La Fage Montivernoux, in Lozère, in the Languedoc-Roussillon region. The annual production of this park is equivalent to power consumption (excluding heating) of around 12.500 people.
It was inaugurated in the presence of Frédéric Lanoë - general director of EDP Renováveis France and Belgium and president of France Energie Eolienne, association of professionals in the wind energy sector -, Daniel Mantrand - mayor of Fau de Peyre - and Pierre Noal - mayor of La Fage Montivernoux—.
Since its launch, the park Man's Trick, meets EDPR's expectations, ensuring optimal operating conditions for this region.
With a presence in France since 2001, EDPR has a total operating capacity of 340 MW, generated by almost 200 wind turbines. The projects of the South of France are managed from the offices in Millau (Aveyron) and the subsidiary's headquarters are in Paris. This power puts it among the five largest players in France in terms of installed onshore wind capacity.
Frédéric Lanoë comments: “This project is an example of the dynamism of Lozère and sets the stage for the 2015st Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in 21 (COPXNUMX), which will be held in Paris in a few months and will be of vital importance for our planet. Unfortunately, its thirteen years of development reflect the obstacles that hinder the modernisation of our country and should encourage the government to develop wind energy projects in France under the country’s draft law on energy transition.”





