Thethree wind projects will use turbines from Wobben and Gamesa, Recharge has learned.

All the windcapacity won in the auction are extensions of previous projects that Chesf hadgained in recent tender rounds.

The 51.3MWSento Sé project will use machines from Enercon's subsidiary Wobben. The plantwill be built in the state of Bahia in partnership with local developerBrennand Energia.

Alongwith private investor Sequoia Capital, Chesf won another 24MW in Bahia, where thePindaí project will deploy Gamesa's machines.