Glen Ullin
Energy Center

Start Date: October 2018

Completed Date: September 2019

The Glen Ullin Energy Center was completed utilizing over 132,000 labor hours and is located in the western portion of North Dakota. The Glen Ullin Energy Center is a 106.7 MW wind energy project using a quantity of 39 GE 2.5-116 wind turbines with a 116-meter rotor diameter and a 90-meter hub height. Additionally, this project has a quantity of 4 GE 2.3-116 wind turbines with a 116-meter rotor diameter and an 80-meter hub height, collectively. The Glen Ullin Energy Center produces enough power for about 55,000 homes over a year’s time.

Project Scope:

• Civil, foundation, collection, 34.5/230 kV substation, 34.5 kV collection system circuits
• Access road, crane paths, turbine pad construction
• Erection
• Foundation excavation, crane pads, backfill
• Tower wiring
• Wind turbine foundation concrete installation
• Wind turbine offload
• 4,000 SF pre-engineered metal storage building with SCADA room for client O&M
• Meteorological tower