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Fenton

Minnesota's premiere wind resource -- Buffalo Ridge -- is now home to the Fenton Wind Project. Spanning a stretch of farm fields seven miles long and seven miles wide, in southwestern Minnesota, Fenton is the largest wind farm in the state. The project consists of 137 GE 1.5 megawatt wind turbines, and has the capacity to produce clean renewable energy for more than 66,600 homes.

The project was developed by EDF Renewable Energy.  The project is owned by Fenton Power Partners, LLC and is operated and maintained by EDF Renewable Services. Under a 20- year power purchase agreement, generated electricity from the Fenton Wind Farm will be sold to Xcel Energy.

The Fenton Project has the largest interconnection consisting of approximately 81 miles of underground collection cable delivered to the Xcel substation.

About Project
Turbine Specifications
Environmental Data
Developer, Owner, Operator:
EDF Renewable Energy
Operation & Maintenance:
EDF Renewable Services
Location:
Chandler Murray MN, USA
Turbine Manufacturer:
GE Energy
Capacity:
205.5 MW
Turbines:
137
System Size:
205.5 MW
EPC Contractor:
M.A. Mortenson
PPA:
Xcel Energy
Date of Operation:
November, 2007
Rotor Diameter:
77 m
Rotor Blade Length:
37 m
Hub Height:
80 m
Avoided Emissions:
510,665 Metric Tons CO2
Equivalencies*:
Annual GHG emissions 93.528 cars
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