FRIENDLY WIND TECHNOLOGY LLC, the UWEA member company, has recently launched a newly built wind turbine production facility in the Zakarpattia Region. Leveraging cutting-edge technologies in combination with an innovative approach, the company plans to produce up to 20 wind turbines annually with a unit capacity ranging from 4.8 to 5.5 MW.
FRANDLEY WIND TECHNOLOGIES LLC is Ukraine’s sole manufacturer of multi-megawatt-class wind turbines. The company started its operations in Zakarpattia after relocating its facilities from the east of the country after the outbreak of a full-scale war in 2022.
Thanks to advanced technologies and an innovative approach, the company plans to produce up to 20 wind turbines per year with a unit capacity of 4.8 to 5.5 MWh.
FRIENDLY WIND TECHNOLOGY LLC is currently the only national manufacturer of multi-megawatt class wind turbines. The company started its activities in Transcarpathia after the forced relocation of the facilities of the group of companies “MC “Wind Parks of Ukraine” LLC from the east of the country caused by the war.
Last year, the company commenced construction of the first wind power plant in Zakarpattia, with a total capapcity of appr 80 MW. The ambitious project portfolio includes wind farms totaling 500 MW.
Domestic wind turbine production significantly contributes to the deployment of renewable energy and machine building industry in Ukraine. It bolsters the resilience and reliability of Ukraine's energy system, enhances environmental safety, and supports economic recovery.
“With over 80% of Ukraine's thermal and hydroelectric generation facilities destroyed, swift decisions to restore the energy system are crucial. Building energy facilities powered by local renewable sources can save both the population and businesses from the energy crisis, ensuring a transition to decentralized, resilient generation. The growth of national enterprises like FRANDLEY WIND TECHNOLOGIES LLC is a vital step towards our country's energy security,” emphasized Andriy Konechenkov, Chairman of the UWEA Board.



