Muel wind farm replaces 27 turbines with just three and lifts output by more than 50%

FinanceInternationalXatakaOct 27, 2026, 8:45 AM35 s readAI summary

The Muel wind farm (Zaragoza) replaced 27 turbines installed in 1997, with 16.2 MW combined, with three 6.6 MW turbines and 19.97 MW of total capacity. The repowering began in 2025 and the new farm was commissioned at the end of that year; its new stage was officially celebrated on October 8, 2026. According to RWE Renewables Iberia, the operator, output will go from supplying about 9,400 households to about 21,000, an increase of more than 50%.

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Three 6.6 MW turbines replace 27 turbines from 1997 with 16.2 MW combined.
Installed capacity rises to 19.97 MW and output grows more than 50%.
RWE estimates the farm will go from supplying about 9,400 households to about 21,000.

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Muel wind farm replaces 27 turbines with just three and lifts output by more than 50%

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