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Not sure that link works. Please try this one. http://www.rame-energy.com/power-projects/live-projects/on-grid-wind-power

All looking very nice. http://www.rame-energy.com/power-projects/live-projects/on-grid-wind-power. click on gallery

Since 2010, lucky to be on a free carry. Sorry for off topic.

I couldn't agree more. If the weather turns against them (hope they've built in a windy area! ) though, lifting those blades up will have to wait. Still very impressive progress and great to see the farm being completed via the photos. I like being in this one, all stages are set out and you can tick them off one at a time when they're completed. Still very much under the radar mind.

Good to see the progress, they're not hanging around are they. But I think someone will have remove that tree in the second picture! It's going going to cause trouble :)

A little unashamed ramping is good for the soul :)

Forgot to say, click on gallery to view

We're getting closer http://www.rame-energy.com/power-projects/live-projects/on-grid-wind-power

Ha, just found this little snippet of info ref Commissioning, Operation and Maintenance. "Once construction is completed, commissioning will begin. The definition of ‘commissioning’ is not standardised, but generally covers all activities after all components of the wind turbine are installed. Commissioning of an individual turbine can take little more than two days with experienced staff." http://www.wind-energy-the-facts.org/commissioning-operation-and-maintenance.html

Good evening All, Just going over some timings - from the RNS dated 5th Feb, "The transportation of the blades, which are stored at the port of Coronel, is scheduled to commence within 4 days" and "Once a blade set has arrived on site, assembly can commence and Rame anticipates that the project construction works will be completed within a period of six weeks, after which final testing of the wind farm as a whole can be concluded." The first set of 3 off Blades arrived on the 13 Feb. So, assuming that the 6 weeks (42 days) of construction works start after the first set of Blades arrived and that 10 days have passed since the 13th Feb and we've 5 Turbines to assemble (42/5 = 8.4 days). The first Turbine should be assembled. If all goes to plan, then all 5 Turbines should be assembled by the 27th March, ish. Then the testing of the wind farm as a whole can commence. Anyone know how long this may take?

Good links. I wonder how many bare roof tops there are in Chile?

506MW of wind power added in Chile during 2014. Well we're going to add another 15MW this year! Plenty more opportunities? Surely? http://wind.cleantechnology-business-review.com/news/worldwide-wind-power-capacity-reaches-51gw-in-2014-110215-4509063

Would be good to tap into the huge solar potential. http://www.circuloverde.com.mx/latin-america-grew-solar-power-by-370-in-2014-expected-to-triple-again-in-2015/

Well that link didn't work :(, try this one http://bit.ly/1xtJs6i

Good afternoon all. Just found this little snippet from Directors Talk. http://www.*****************/q-ceo-tim-adams-rame-energys-strong-solar-progress-chile/

Hi Spikeyj, Yes I agree, but when I read the warm welcome CHEQUEMATE received last night on the Coms bb, and then I saw what he wrote tonight "I am not intending to post on the COMS board regularly; I am not going to put myself in a position where I need to justify my views to those who aren't interested and believe they know better. "Why cast your pearls before swine?" comes to mind, waste of time." It didn't sit very comfortably with me, that's all.

You most certainty can post where you like, my post was to CM and not to you.

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Thanks for the reply. Yeah that’s how I kinda thought it read and as you say its better that the contract hasn’t been awarded to anyone yet, and that the training will still be required at some point in the future. Since this news came out on Dec 18th it won’t be affecting the SP now, so things still looking good for 2014.