Holy Cross Energy, Guzman Energy announce new wind farm project near Limon
Holy Cross Energy, Guzman Energy announce new wind farm project near Limon
August 26, 2019
Holy Cross Energy, Guzman Energy announce new wind farm project near Limon
Holy Cross Energy (HCE) and Guzman Energy today announced they have signed an agreement with NGC Partners to develop the 150MW Arriba Wind Farm in Lincoln County, Colo. HCE will purchase 100MW of the project’s output, producing enough energy to supply approximately 30 percent of HCE’s annual energy requirements. Guzman Energy will use the remaining 50MW to serve other communities in its customer base. Guzman has the option to commission another 50MW in increased project size, and expand its share of the project to 100MW.
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