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DateMonday, November 7, 2011 at 2:12 PM

Spruce Mountain Enters Final Stages of Construction

The Spruce Mountain Wind project in Woodstock, Maine is in the final stages of construction.  Five of the project’s 10 Gamesa G-909 2.0-MW turbines have been erected and the remainder of the turbines will be installed within the next two weeks.  The project’s developer Patriot Renewables (represented by Verrill Dana) expects Spruce Mountain Wind to be generating electricity by mid-November.  Here are some photos of project construction:     

 

    

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