The Maine Department of Environmental Protection has considered the application of Weaver Wind, LLC for the development of a wind farm in Hancock County.
The applicant proposes to construct a 22-turbine, 72.6 megawatt, wind energy development. In addition to the generating facilities, the project will include new roads, upgrades to existing roads, and the construction of a new substation. The project will also include an operations and maintenance (O&M) building located in the Town of Aurora. The overall proposed project will include 40.5 acres of new impervious and developed area.
The facility will be powered by 22 Vestas V126- 3.45 MW turbines, derated to 3.3 MW, with a maximum height of 591ft (180 meters).
Weaver wind park is expected to be completed at the end of 2020.
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