The document discusses a company that provides engineering and project management services for wind power projects. They have over 20 years of experience in wind energy development and have worked on over 8,000 MW of wind generation projects. They offer a range of services from initial feasibility studies through construction and commissioning. They aim to tailor their services to meet each client's specific needs.

1. Power from
thin air
Wind Power EPCM

2. Your wind turbines
drive your business
We understand the requirements of wind power development. We’ve made it our
business to support wind energy development needs for over 20 years, and we’re
leaders in helping overcome geographic, financial and technical challenges.
We structure the design and delivery of our services to ensure our wind energy
systems are designed for your project’s requirements, and to suit your business needs.
With over 8,000 MW of wind generation engineering experience, we’ve provided
custom EPCM services for wind projects in some of North America’s most
demanding conditions. Key to our success has been our flexibility which enables us
to tailor every project’s delivery to best suit your needs. Our experience delivering
projects in a variety of execution approaches means we can help you determine the
best delivery method for your project, and the best value.
With over 8,000 MW of wind generation engineering
experience, you can say we get wound up over power.
8,000+ MW

5. Project Development
• Site selection and permitting
• Environmental site assessment
• Environmental and
regulatory approvals
• Resource assessment
• Hazard identification
• Energy audits
• Feasibility studies
• Risk analysis
• Modeling
• Risk assessment
• Life cycle analysis
• Emissions inventory
• Conceptual feasibility studies
• Acoustic Assessments
• Electrical Studies (short circuit,
arc flash, load flow, grounding,
harmonics)
Services to develop
your assets, and
advance your business
From initial planning and feasibility studies through to
final commissioning and turn-over, we develop more
than a project, we develop your business assets.
Detailed Engineering
and Design
• Civil/structural
• Mechanical
• Geotechnical
• Piping
• Electrical
• Instrumentation and controls
• Process
• Storm water management
• Procurement
Project and
Construction
Management
• Site observation
• Cost Controls
• Scheduling
• Construction progress
Start-up, Commissioning,
and Testing
• System turnover and
checkout functions
• Equipment, system, and plant testing
• Grid connection
We’ve provided support for the interconnection
and permitting of over 12,000 MW of wind projects.
12,000+ MW

7. Caney River Wind Farm
Howard, Kansas
We provided a wide range of services for a wind farm with
111 turbines on 14,000 acres in eastern Kansas.
The 14,000 acre Caney River Wind Farm harnesses the potential
of one off the most energetic sites in Kansas. The 111 turbines
provide enough clean power to run 60,000 homes. Our engineers
worked on all aspects of the project. Civil engineers helped
prepare the sites and access roads; geotechnical staff drilled
exploratory boreholes at turbines locations; and our structural
engineers provided turbine foundation analysis and design.
We also designed the 345-34.5 kV, 200 MW collector
substation including site work, physical and electrical
design, procurement and construction specifications, testing
procedures and operations and maintenance manuals. Design
of the collector system included system studies, 34.5 kV feeder
design, equipment and construction specifications and testing
procedures, control system including communications, SCADA,
protective relay setting and testing.
All our projects are designed to benefit their communities,
but this project goes one step further. Not only does it provide
much-needed payments to farmers, it increases local revenues
by 50%, allowing the county to spend more on programs and
services for its citizens.
Client: Enel North America, Inc.
Twin Buttes Wind Project
South East Colorado
We provided engineering services for the addition of 75 MW of
GE 1.5 MW machines to the Colorado Green Wind Project. We
provided interconnect engineering services for the developer
and supported negotiations for the 230 kV addition. In addition,
we provided a full range of civil, structural and electrical
engineering services for the design of the collector system the
230-34.5 kV interconnect substation and a 230 kV switching
station adjacent to the existing Colorado Green Substation.
Design services include preparation of physical and electrical
station drawings, metal clad switchgear and protection systems.
We also prepared procurement and construction specifications,
and test procedures.
Client: Iberdrola Renewables Inc.
Morraine Wind Project
South West Minnesota
We provided engineering services for a new wind farm in SW
Minnesota, and was contracted by the farm developer to provide
owner engineering services. Pre-design and construction
services included review of the generation interconnect
agreement and guidelines to determine compliance with the
agreement, review of the preliminary design drawings to
determine acceptability of design, and review reactive studies
to determine compliance with reactive power requirements.
The construction support services included review of the
final design drawings, review and modification of equipment
specifications, review of material and labor cost estimates,
and review of reactive system controls and concepts. Start-up
and commissioning services included review of final reactive
control devices and settings and on-site reactive power control
system testing.
Client: Iberdrola Renewables Inc.
Niagara Region Wind Project
Niagara, Ontario
Our team is currently providing engineering and project
management services this 77 turbine, 230 MW wind farm.
We prepared the permitting for REA approval and preliminary
design support to receive all regulatory approvals.
Our detailed engineering Scope includes topographical survey,
detailed engineering for civil, electrical, for 2 substations,
SCADA, commissioning, a 115 kV transmission line, and
structural foundations.
Client: Niagara Region Wind Corporation

8. Keenan II Wind
Woodward, Oklahoma
We provided engineering and professional services for the
collector substation, protective relay, collector system, and
transmission line, as well as utility coordination and services
during construction.
We provided interconnect engineering services for the
developer and supported negotiations for the 138 kV
interconnect with Oklahoma Gas & Electric. We also
provided a full range of civil, structural, and electrical
engineering services for the design of the 34.5 kV overhead
and underground collector system, the 9-mile 138 kV
transmission line and the 138 34.5 kV - 172.5 MVA collector
substation. Design services required preparation of physical
and electrical substation drawings including foundations
structures, plan & details, material lists, and the protection &
control system. For the collection system, We prepared load
flow, thermal and voltage studies, designed the overhead and
underground 35 kV collection system including grounding
and conduit interface with the Siemens 2.3 MW wind turbines
and design of the fiber optic communications network. The
transmission line design included analysis on PLS CAD and
the preparation of staking sheets, material lists, framing
details and stringing requirements. Stantec also prepared
procurement specifications for major equipment, construction
specifications, acceptance test procedures, an Operating &
Maintenance Manual and NERC compliance documentation.
Client: The Delaney Group Inc.
Grand Renewable Energy Park
Haldimand County, Ontario
To support their $7B investment in Ontario’s FIT, Samsung
C&T, Korea Electric Power Corporation, and Pattern Energy,
(collectively known as SPK), required a consultant who
understood the technical requirements associated with
environmental permitting, site development and engineering,
and also understood the impacts such infrastructure could have
on local communities. They chose Stantec, as we fulfilled these
requirements were able to partner with SPK in their Grand
Renewable Energy Park (GREP).
The GREP combines a 140 MW of wind generation and a 100
MW of photovoltaic solar generation. Our services on the
project include:
• Complete environmental and archeological services
• Project management and design management services including
all reporting necessary to satisfy the requirements of the Green
Energy Act and the Feed-in-Tariff programs
• Site layout, access road design and 34.5 kV underground
electrical collection system design to support 58 Siemens
Wind Turbine Generators and their associated Generator
Step Up transformers
• Site layout, shading analysis and energy assessment to
connect over 400,000 Canadian Solar photovoltaic panels
to the project substation
• Preliminary design and layout of the 34.5 kV to 230 kV
combined electrical substation for both the solar farm and
the wind farm including 34.5 kV air-insulated switchgear,
DVAR and SVAR reactive compensation and all protection &
control equipment to facilitate smooth connection to Hydro
One Networks Inc.
• Design and routing of the 19 km 230 kV transmission line
required to connect the project to Hydro One’s transmission
corridor utilizing steel monopoles in addition to a 2 km
section which had to be routed underground through Nelles
Corners where in-town congestion is particularly acute.
The overhead transmission line was designed using LIDAR
survey information incorporated into a PLS-CAD model
• Application and attainment of the Leave to Construct
application associated with the 19 km transmission line
• Connection Impact Assessment
Client: SPK

11. Shiloh Wind Farm
Central California
We provided engineering services for the development of this
new wind project in California.
We provided interconnect engineering services for the
developer and supported negotiations for the 230 kV
interconnect with CAISO and PG&E. We also provided a full
range of civil, structural, and electrical engineering services
for the design of the collector system at the 230-34.5 kV
interconnect substation. Design services included preparation
of physical and electrical station drawings, and metal clad
switchgear and protection systems. Stantec also prepared
procurement and construction specifications, acceptance test
procedures, and a 230 kV interface line design. In addition,
several temporary interconnect options to PG&E and SMUD
were evaluated for cost and feasibility of construction.
Client: Iberdrola Renewables Inc.
Trimont Wind Project
Jackson and Martin Counties, Minnesota
We provided electrical engineering services for the
development of a new 100.5 MW wind project in SW Minnesota
using GE 1.5 MW machines. We provided interconnect
engineering services for the developer and supported
negotiations for the 345 kV interconnect with Xcel Energy. In
addition, Our team provided a full range of civil, structural, and
electrical engineering services for the design of the collector
system and the 345-34.5 kV interconnect substation. Design
services included preparation of physical and electrical station
drawings, metal clad switchgear, and protection systems. We
also prepared procurement and construction specifications,
acceptance test procedures, and345 kV interface line design.
Client: Iberdrola Renewables Inc.
East Lake St. Clair Wind Farm
Chatham & Kent Counties, Ontario
We provided engineering services for the construction of the
power collection systems for the 99 MW East Lake St. Clair
Wind Farm.
This wind turbine project consists of 99 MW of power which
will be generated by 55 wind turbine generators. Three
underground circuits, operating at 34.5 kV will bring the
generated power to a collector substation.
The voltage will be transformed at the collector substation
from 34.5 kV to 230 kV for interconnection to Hydro One
Networks Inc. and IESO controlled transmission grid.
Our scope included providing engineering and design
services for the underground collector system associated with
the 55 WTGs as well as the 230/34.5 kV collector substation.
Our services provided included civil, structural, and electrical
engineering services, miscellaneous geotechnical, surveying,
and design management services.
Client: GDF Suez
Langford Wind Farm
Texas
We provided interconnect engineering services for the
developer and supported negotiations for the 138 kV
interconnect with American Electric Power (AEP ) for the
Langford Wind Farm. We were also contracted as single point
contact for the complete generating facility engineering,
geotechnical, and construction management needs of this
$3 billion project. Our team provided the full range of civil,
structural, and electrical engineering services; including
but not limited to the design of the wind turbine generator,
foundations, access roads, drainage and storm water control,
34.5 kV underground and overhead collector system, 11 miles
of 138 kV transmission line, 138-34.5 kV collection substation,
interconnecting facility, control and relay protection
setting, communication system, construction management
support, start-up and commissioning support, geotechnical
investigation of voids/karst hazard assessment and mitigation.
Stantec also prepared facility studies as required by the
landing intuition and regulatory authority having jurisdiction.
Client: Padoma Wind Power LLC, Enel

12. Laurel Mountain Wind Project
West Virginia
Our team provided civil engineering design and surveying
for this 97.5 MW wind farm with 65 wind turbines. We
worked with the developer in the field and office to optimize
the road and turbine layout to provide the most cost effective
and environmentally sensitive design possible. We provided
conceptual, preliminary, and final engineering designs,
storm-water design and management plans, NPDES
permitting support.
Client: AES
Prairie Rose Wind Farm
Lucerne, Minnesota
We provided a wide range of services for a wind farm with 119
turbines on 25,000 acres in southwestern Minnesota.
Prairie Rose Wind Farm creates clean, renewable energy for
60,000 homes and keeps 360,000 tons of carbon dioxide out
of the atmosphere. Our engineers worked on all aspects of the
119 GE XLE 1.68 MW turbines. Civil engineers helped with
sites for the turbines and over 32 miles of new access roads
to keep everything running smoothly. Our geotechnical staff
drilled exploratory boreholes at turbines locations, while our
structural engineers provided turbine Foundation analysis
relay settings and SCADA design. We also provided electrical
system studies, procurement support, and electrical design.
We provided interconnect engineering services and supported
negotiations for the 115 kV interconnect. The Project
includes (4 breaker) 115 kV ring switching Station,115 kV
to 34.5 kV Collector substation, consisting of two 120 MVA
transformers and GIS switchgear of the 34.5 kV, underground
collector system and a 31 mile 115 kV transmission line. For
the collection system, Stantec prepared load flow, thermal
and voltage studies, and designed the underground 34.5 kV
collection system including grounding and conduit interface
and design of the fiber optic communications network.
Client: Geronimo Wind Energy
Castle Rock Ridge Wind Power
Phase 1
Pincher Creek, Alberta
Stantec’s multidisciplinary team combined their expertise to
help our client harness renewable energy for Southern Alberta.
Castle Rock Ridge Wind Farm comprises 33 Enercon
2.3 MW turbines. We worked on all aspects of the design
and delivery of this project: site design and infrastructure,
engineering design, and construction management. We also
provided the full range of civil, electrical, and structural
engineering services for the design of the 34.5 kV underground
collector system, the 240/34.5 kV interconnect substation, the
access roadways, turbine sites, and crane pads.
In order to qualify for credits under the ecoENERGY program,
a temporary interconnect substation was designed to allow
pre-commissioning of the turbines before the permanent grid
connection to the new system transmission line. A temporary
load bank system was installed to use the electricity from
the turbines prior to availability of the main grid connection.
Consultation with the local utility to meet temporary
interconnection and load requirements was handled by our staff.
We are now working with the client on the development of the
second phase of the project, which is a 115 MW development on
a neighboring site.
Client: Enel North America, Inc.

15. Caribou Wind Project
Caribou, New Brunswick
The Caribou Wind Park represents the 2nd largest wind facility
in New Brunswick. The 99 MW wind farm represents a $200
million investment and a 20 year partnership between the
Province of New Brunswick and SUEZ Renewable Energy NA.
We worked with the Province. NB Power, and SUEZ Renewable
Energy NA throughout construction as the lead engineer for the
design of a new control building, substation, communications
system and collector system. We also completed protection
design, short circuit and coordination studies, relay setting
calculations and preparation of the electronic relay setting files
for the Utility interconnection substation.
Our work involved design of a complete substation to
interconnect with NB Power’s transmission system. This
comprised a single bay 138 kV breaker terminal, a 100 MVA
step up transformer (34.5 – 138 kV), four 34.5 kV collection
system feeder terminals, grounding transformers for collection
system, revenue class metering equipment, bus and equipment
support structures, lightning/surge protection, layout of DVAR
equipment and insulators and bus work. Also included was
protection control for the substation equipment and substation
automation and communications for the utility, wind turbine and
DVAR vendor interfaces.
The substation consists of a 138 kV transmission line, a 138
kV breaker, a 65/87/108 MVA, 13834.5 kV transformer, an 8
MVAR DVAR with four 7.5 MVAR capacitor banks system and
four 34.5 kV feeders. The 138 kV transmission line is protected
by a SEL351 overcurrent relay. The transformer is protected
by a SEL387E transformer management relay. The DVAR
bus is protected by a SEL351 overcurrent relay and the DVAR
transformer is protected by a SEL501 overcurrent relay. Each
capacitor bank is protected by a Basler Neutral Overvoltage
relay. Each 34.5 kV feeder is protected by a G&W recloser with a
SEL351R as the protection and control relay.
The 34.5kV collector system design involved underground
cabling from the base of each V90 wind turbine to a riser pole
consisting of cable terminations, fusing and a provision for
isolation. The wind turbines are interconnected by four
overhead collection feeders, optimally sized and configured
to keep the total losses within acceptable limits
Client: Suez Energy Generation North America, NB Power
Langford Wind Farm
Power Engineering Services
San Angela, Texas
We provided electrical system studies, procurement support, and
electrical design for this 150 MW wind farm in central Texas.
We provided interconnect engineering services for the developer
and supported negotiations for the 138kV interconnect with
American Electric Power (AEP). Additionally, we provided
single point engineering services for the project, construction
project management, civil, roads, drainage, structural, and
electrical engineering services for the design of the 34.5 kV
underground collector system, a 138 kV transmission line and
the addition of a 138-34.5 kV collection substation.
Substation design services required preparation of physical and
electrical station drawings including site grading, foundations,
structures, plans and details, material lists, protection, and
control systems. For the collection system, we prepared load
flow, thermal, and voltage studies; designed the overhead and
underground 35 kV collection system including grounding
and conduit interface with the GE 1.5 MW wind turbines; and
designed the fiber optic communications network.
The transmission line design included analysis on PLS CAD
and the preparation of staking sheets, material lists, framing
details, stringing requirements, protection relay settings, and
startup and commissioning support services.
We also prepared procurement specifications for major
equipment, construction specifications, acceptance test
procedures, an operating & maintenance manual, and
NERC compliance documentation.
Client: Padoma Wind Power LLC

16. Design with community in mind
We’re active members of the communities we serve. That’s why at Stantec, we always
design with community in mind.
The Stantec community unites more than 13,000 employees working in over 200 locations.
We collaborate across disciplines and industries to bring buildings, energy and resource,
and infrastructure projects to life. Our work—professional consulting in planning, engineering,
architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, surveying, environmental sciences,
project management, and project economics—begins at the intersection of community,
creativity, and client relationships.
Since 1954, our local strength, knowledge, and relationships, coupled with our world-class
expertise, have allowed us to go anywhere to meet our clients’ needs in more creative and
personalized ways. With a long-term commitment to the people and places we serve, Stantec
has the unique ability to connect to projects on a personal level and advance the quality of life
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