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MidAmerican Energy says 21‑turbine Shenandoah Hills project remains on track for service by end of year; FCC approval for lighting pending
Summary
MidAmerican Energy reported progress on the Shenandoah Hills wind project in Page County: turbine centers staked, road and grading work underway, underground cable installation started and turbine deliveries planned for mid‑June; FAA approval for a lighting system has been received, FCC approval is pending.
Kelsey Ballard, a MidAmerican Energy representative, told the Page County Board of Supervisors that work on the Shenandoah Hills wind project in Page County is progressing toward an in‑service date by the end of 2025.
"We do still expect the project to be in service by the end of this year," Ballard said. She reported that the 21 turbine centers in Page County have been staked and crews are building entrances, grading turbine roads and installing underground collection cable. Ballard said turbine deliveries are expected to begin around mid‑June.
Ballard said MidAmerican is working under a road‑use agreement with county crews and is coordinating…
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