The
50MW
Salkhit
wind
farm,
70km
southeast
of
the
capital
Ulaanbaatar,
is
expected
to
supply
up
to
5%
of
Mongolia’s
electricity
when
it
becomes
operational
later
this
year.
EBRD
and
the
Netherlands
Development
Finance
Company
(FMO)
have
put
up
$85m
of
debt
financing
for
the
$122m
project,
says
legal
group
Norton
Rose,
which
advised
the
institutions.
The
Salkhit
wind
farm
is
being
developed
by
Mongolian
project
company
Clean
Energy.
It
will
use
GE
1.6MW
wind
turbines,
ordered
last
year.
EBRD,
FMO
and
GE
Pacific
Private
acquired
equity
interests
in
Clean
Energy
in
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