The project is estimated to be complete in September.

'For decades, areas around Mojave have been sought-after for wind projects and we are excited to add to the area’s legacy with this repowering project.” said Tim Maag, Vice President and General Manager of Mortenson's Wind Energy team.Īlong with providing clean energy and contributions to reducing the state's greenhouse gas emissions, this project will benefit the area by employing 100 craft team members at the peak of construction. All access roads, foundations, underground collection and erection will be performed as part of Mortenson's work scope, along with updates to the existing substation. The repowered project will consist of six Vestas V112-3.45 MW turbines with 112-meter rotors at a 94-meter hub height, and eleven V136-3.6 MW turbines with 136-meter rotors at an 82-meter hub height. This is Terra-Gen's& fifth repower in the state over the past year and 20 th wind project in California over the last ten years. Mortenson will replace sixty, 1-MW turbines with seventeen state-of-the-art, 3-MW class turbines. The work involves the repowering of a project first operational in 2004. Today, Terra-Gen has a 3+ GW wind, solar and battery. Prior to the ECP acquisition, the Terra-Gen team developed, constructed and financed the 1,547 MW Alta Wind Energy Center. Mortenson has started work at Terra-Gen's 60 MW Oasis Wind Project located in Mojave, California. Since ECP’s acquisition in late 2015, TerraGen has grown contracted development and operating capacity by over 1,200 MW and is positioned for continued growth.

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