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Thursday, Aug 07, 2008

The German company "Golden Buffalo" intends to establish wind generators in the Bulgarian village of Gorski goren Trambesh. This became clear after a meeting between representatives of the company and the mayor of the municipality Yordan Mihtiev, informs “Yantra today” newspaper.
According to the official information, the German company is specialized in the breeding of buffaloes and trade with their products as well as in the setting of wind generators and solar collectors and the cultivation of plants for biofuel.
In order the generators to be installed, a series of tests needs to be made explained the vice manager of the Hambourg branch of the company Horst Lupfert. Therefore, an analysis of the winds, their speed, the number of windy days at the place will be made.
Accroding to Lupfert the procedure on the issuing of the necessary 28 permits for start of the work is the clumsier procedure. The company itself, calculates how many generators could be installed, in how many place and is it possible the produced energy to enter the national power network.
It is the company's practice to establish its own branches in the countries it enters. “Golden Buffalo” representatives did not exclude the possibility for an association with the municipality in case the project is being implemented.
“Golden Buffalo” is also ready to bring in the region investors able to invest 1 million euro in the generators. The method has already been tried in Romania and Hungary.
Not less than 15 generators should be set at one place, explained from “Golden buffalo”. Logically, big areas are needed for the purpose. This is one of the advantages of the Gorski goren Trambesh village which is situated at an altitude of 427m and has 370 decares municipal property. The 15 generators configuration can produce at least 40 megawatts of energy annually.
The German company's website writes that it breeds buffaloes in Bulgaria, which the company imports from Argentine.

Source: Bg-news.org