| The Milford I Wind Project is
located in Beaver and Millard Counties in Utah,
and includes 97 wind turbine generators: 58 Clipper
C99 wind turbines (2.5 MW each) and 39 GE XLE
wind turbines (1.5 MW each).
The rest of the plant includes concrete foundations,
permanent access roads and turbine pads, wind
turbine generators and towers, an underground
collection system, SCADA system, four permanent
meteorological towers, an operation and maintenance
building and a facility substation.
Power will be delivered by way of an 88-mile-long,
345-kV transmission line with a switching station
at the connection between the transmission line
and the Intermountain Power Project (IPP) Substation
north of Delta, Utah.
Milford Wind Corridor Phase I will have the capacity
to generate enough electricity to power more than
60,000 homes and offset over 366,000 tons per
year of carbon dioxide that would otherwise be
emitted from a coal-powered plant.
The Commercial Operation Date of the Milford
I Wind Project is scheduled for November 15, 2009.
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