A German Company called Deutsch Unternehmensfinanzierung has raised $120 million for an Aysha wind powered farm. A total of 7 wind farm areas with a projected production of 720 MW of power each is revolutionizing the corporate farming industry across the world and is anticipated for a 2013 opening for the wind farm's production. EEPCo, the primary energy firm in the first Aysha Wind farm site in Ethiopia worked with the German firm to allocate the one hundred twenty million collateral to get the project into full production capabilities. The German firm's top manager Philipp Schuller said that the wind powered farm sites will involve a strong partnership with decision makers in the power industry, and will ensure obtaining the operations “plenty of private funds.” Bikya Masr could not reach Schuller for comment, but has been extensively busy on a global scale meeting with investors, media figures, and discussion events. The investment for the farm sites is made possible through partnerships in Ethiopia and has been channeled solely through public sectors like the World Bank, and Power Corporation (EEPCo) According to exectives at the german firm, the first part of implementation of this Aysha wind farm will get going in 2012. This process of implementation involves 40 wind turbines, each producing 1MW, in the middle of 2011. BM
