The
project
is
expected
to
be
financed
by
a
Chinese
bank
and
will
use
Chinese
turbines,
possibly
from
Goldwind.
Geassa
is
negotiating
the
rate
for
a
15-year
power-purchase
agreement
with
Cammesa,
the
state
electricity
administrator,
under
a
government
resolution
that
allows
developers
to
sell
power
directly
to
Cammesa.
Eduardo
Restuccia,
executive
vice-president
of
Geassa,
tells
Recharge
that
BCEGI,
a
state-owned
construction
group,
was
chosen
because
it
was
“quick
and
proactive”
and
has
“committed
to
support
in
obtaining
a
loan
from
a
Chinese
bank,
which
was
a
very
appealing
offer
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