Southwest Wind Farm Project in Portugal Opens Public Consultation
Public consultation for the Southwest Wind Farm in Setúbal is active until August 18, 2026. The project aims to install 23 turbines, generating approximately 386.4 GWh annually for the Sines Data Center.

The Southwest Wind Farm project in Santiago do Cacém, Setúbal, is undergoing public consultation until August 18, 2026. It will feature 23 wind turbines, supplying power primarily for the Sines Data Center, which is under development by Start Campus.
The Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) scoping phase opened on July 29 and has garnered 100 responses. The project could help avoid approximately 41,345 tons of CO2 emissions annually. Covering 1,098.4 hectares, the site is not expected to affect sensitive zones despite its proximity to protected areas. This initiative reflects a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure.




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