French developer Futuren has secured a building permit for the 20MW Demange wind farm in the Meuse region of France.
The project, which will be built near the town of Demange-aux-Eaux, will consist of nine turbines.
The company said it now holds 88MW of wind farms with necessary authorisations and free of third-party claims.
They include the under-construction 21MW Courant-Nachamps wind farm in the Charente-Maritime department, which is expected to be commissioned in early 2018.
The other projects are the 13MW and 35MW Les Monts 1&2 schemes in Aube, the 12MW Faydunes wind farm in Aveyron and the Demange facility.
The company added that revenue in the first quarter of 2017 was €17.2m, down from €19.6m in the same period last year, a fall of 12%.
The drop was down to “unfavourable wind conditions” particularly in January, Futuren said.
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Green light for Futuren in France
Building permit secured for 20MW Demange wind farm in Meuse region
By EBS