Mytrah
says
the
total
puts
it
on
track
to
become
the
country’s
largest
wind
independent
power
producer
(IPP)
within
the
next
few
months.
But
it
also
leaves
it
short
of
the
400MW
it
told
its
investors
in
March
that
it
expected
to
have
in
place
by
the
end
of
this
month,
following
changes
to
its
development
plans.
The
capacity
now
in
place
includes
the
fully-completed
Tejva,
Mahidad
and
Chakala
wind
farms
totalling
106.2MW,
as
well
as
118MW
at
four
more
sites
that
are
part-commissioned.
Mytrah
expects
those
wind
farms
–
Kaladonger…
