The wind turbines, situated on farms in counties Down, Antrim, Tyrone and Londonderry, are part of the company's continued build and energisation programme.
Philip Rainey, Chief Executive of Simple Power, said: "Our energisation programme is helping to meet Northern Ireland's energy needs, using the natural power of wind to generate renewable energy for the local electricity grid.
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"While the closure of the Northern Ireland Renewables Obligation (NIRO) subsidy scheme in June was disappointing, we are working extremely hard to develop those projects that meet the eligibility criteria.
"Despite the many constraints, we remain committed to wind energy which we believe has a vital role to play in our country's energy mix."
Stephen McCully, Managing Director of Power NI, added: "We welcome the launch of Simple Power's new turbines across Northern Ireland. Our relationships with power providers like Simple Power are pivotal in guaranteeing a secure energy future and ensuring renewable energy is firmly part of the energy market."
(CD/JP)
