PRE – Marten Ridge Wind Farm 80 MW – British Columbia - Project Profile

PRE – Marten Ridge Wind Farm 80 MW – British Columbia - Project Profile

Synopsis

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Summary

Premier Renewable Energy (PRE), an independent power company registered in Victoria, is planning to undertake the Marten Ridge Wind Farm project approximately 10km northeast of Fernie, British Columbia in the Regional District of East Kootenay, Canada

The project involves the construction of 80MW onshore wind farm with 40 wind turbines of capacity 2MW each.

The project will include the construction of an interconnecting collector system, a substation and 15km of new access roads.

The project will include the construction related facilities like operation and maintenance building, power controlling systems, the installation of electric feeder system, wind turbines, and the laying of underground transmission lines and an overhead transmission line that will connect to the existing inter-connection point at Spenser Bridge.

In May 2016, Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) has withdrawn the project from Environmental Assessment (EA).

Planning activities are underway.

Scope

The project involves the construction of a 80MW wind power plant in Fernie, British Columbia.

The US$172 million project includes the following:

1. Construction of a 80MW wind farm

2. Construction of an interconnecting collector system

3. Installation of 40 wind turbines of 2MW capacity each

4. Installation of nacelles

5. Installation of wind electric converters

6. Installation of electric feeder system

7. Construction of a substation

8. Construction of an operation and maintenance building

9. Construction of access roads

10. Installation of overhead transmission line

11. Construction of related facilities

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