MidAmerican Wind Completes 300 MW Of Wind Projects


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MidAmerican Wind has announced the completion of two large wind projects: Pinyon Pines Wind I, and Pinyon Pines Wind II.

This projects comprise 100 3MW Vestas wind turbines of the V90 model, and are located near Tehachapi, California.

“The completion of the Pinyon Pines Wind I and Pinyon Pines Wind II projects bring MidAmerican Wind’s renewable energy portfolio to 381 megawatts,” said Tom Budler, president of MidAmerican Wind. “We are pleased to have met our timeline for building the two projects and placing them in-service before year-end 2012.”

Southern California Edison will purchase electricity from the two wind farms pursuant to the terms of the PPA (Power Purchase Agreement).

Source: Business Wire


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