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Málaga-based company Torsa plans a new wind farm in Los Barrios

The company proposes installing up to 19 wind turbines with a maximum output of 3 megawatts near the El Pino...
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Statkraft expands in Chile with the acquisition of Torsa’s assets

The Norwegian state-owned company and Europe’s largest renewable energy generator, Statkraft, has acquired the Chilean assets of Spanish firm Torsa....
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Norwegian state-owned energy company Statkraft acquires three wind projects totalling over 100 MW

  Statkraft, the Norwegian state-owned energy company, has announced the acquisition of three wind projects under construction from Spanish firm...
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Málaga-based company to invest €110 million in wind farms in Chile

Torsa, a family-owned company from Málaga specializing in the development and management of renewable energy facilities, is preparing to enter...
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Driven by Renewables – Interview with Mariano Barroso

Mariano Barroso worked for 24 years in the beverage industry, but in 1995 he changed course and bet on clean...
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UMA and Torsa Renovables develop a system to prevent bird collisions with wind turbines

Torsa Renovables, in collaboration with the Department of Animal Biology at the University of Málaga (UMA) and through its Research...
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