Iberdrola
and
Neoenergia,
in
which
the
Spanish
group
has
a
39%
stake,
now
have
10
wind
farms
in
the
construction
phase
in
Brazil,
with
a
total
of
288MW
of
capacity.
Calango
consists
of
five
wind
farms
of
30MW
each,
and
is
expected
to
become
operational
in
late
2013.
The
other
five
wind
farms
–
Mel
2
(20
MW)
and
Arizona
1
(28
MW)
and
the
three-wind-farm
Caetité
complex
(90
MW)
–
are
already
at
an
“advanced
stage”
of
development,
Iberdrola
says.
The
turbines
for
all
the
wind
farms
are
being
supplied
by
Gamesa,
which…
