Details
of
the
plant
in
southern
Brazil
were
not
provided,
but
the
Uruguayan
facility
will
have
an
annual
capacity
of
100
towers.
Construction
is
scheduled
to
begin
by
August.
Impsa
had
success
in
the
first
round
of
Uruguay’s
150MW
tenders
held
by
state
utility
UTE
in
2010-11,
due
partly
to
being
able
to
promise
a
high
level
of
local
content.
In
total,
the
company
has
or
is
closing
in
on
contracts
for
115MW
of
capacity
in
Uruguay
spread
across
four
phases
of
the
Libertador
project.
Financing
for
these
wind
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