A $40 million contract to provide engineering-procurement-construction (EPC) services for the development of Keenan II Wind Farm was awarded to Tetra Tech by CPV Keenan II Renewable Energy Company.
NV Energy, a leading provider of electricity in Nevada and in northeastern California, has signed a 25-year power purchase agreement with NextLight Renewable Power, a leading solar power development company in the nation, for the power to be generated at NextLight’s Silver State Solar Power project located near Primm, Nevada.
The Kestrel e400i wind turbine is of a small design with an overall rotor diameter of 4 meters. This turbine consists of three blades that are made of fiber glass. The Kestrel e400i wind turbine generates a rated power of 3,000 watts at a wind speed of 11 meters per second.
DMI Industries is a manufacturer of heavy steel components and wind towers. It manufactures and supplies wind towers to leading manufacturers of wind turbines. The company ensures that quality products are constructed to suit customers’ precise specifications and be delivered on time for various applications. Different sizes of wind turbine towers are manufactured to suit different models of wind turbines.
The WP-1000W wind turbine has a net and gross weight of 80 kilograms and 110 kilograms, respectively. This turbine has a volume of 0.36 cubic meters. It generates 1,000 watts of power at a rated wind speed of 9 meters per second.
Constellation Energy announced a solar capital commitment of $90 million to support the commercial photovoltaic power systems development. To maximize the value of incentives provided by the government, the $90-million solar capital will be available for solar installations constructed at customers’ location that are 500 kW or above which commence construction earlier than mid-year 2010.
CPV Renewable Energy Company is planning to begin construction of its Keenan II wind farm with the closing of financing for the project. The 152-MW wind project is spread over 8,000 acres and is located in Oklahoma. It is planned for completion by the end of 2010. This facility represents Phase II of company’s plan to develop wind generation project with generating capacity totaling more than 400 MW.
China Hydroelectric Corporation is set to acquire additional hydroelectric projects totaling 78 MW in Yunnan province with the signing of a definitive agreement for acquiring an operating hydroelectric project with a generating capacity of 44 MW. The company is also proposing to acquire additional two operating hydroelectric power projects totaling 34 MW of generating capacity and has entered into memoranda of understandings for that purpose.
CWind, a subsidiary of New World Generation, manufactures wind turbines that are capable of generating more energy than the normal turbines. The CWind turbine has rated power output range from 65 kilowatts to 7.5 megawatts. The conventional wind turbines incorporate a gearbox to transfer high megawatts of wind energy, which is captured by a rotor, to a generator. There was always difficulty in designing and constructing a gear without much weight and cost.
The WP-450W wind turbine is a lightweight model that facilitates easy installation. This turbine produces a power of 450 watts at a wind speed of 12 meters per second. It has the capability to generate a maximum power of 600 watts. The WP-450W wind turbine has a start-up and cut-in wind speed of 2.3 meters per second and 3 meters per second, respectively.
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