MANANTIALES BEHR WIND POWER

The Manantiales Behr Wind Power Complex required an initial investment of 200 million dollars, an impressive installation that now reduces fossil fuel generated electricity in Argentina equivalent to 47,500 m3 of diesel or 80 million m3 of natural gas annually. The project provides an annual reduction of 241,600 tons of CO2 from being released into the atmosphere.

Manantiales Behr, due to its privileged location, takes advantage of the winds from Patagonia, which have one of the highest factors in the world in terms of installed power capacity.

Project standard: VERRA

Technology: Wind Power
Region: South America (Argentina)
Annual volume: 241,600 tons CO2-equivalent emission reductions

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Per capita CO2 Emissions by Country

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