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Boralex and Aeolis to Commence Construction of Moose Lake Wind Project in British Columbia

Jul 15 2016

Construction of the Moose Lake Wind Project, developed by Boralex Inc. and Aeolis Wind Power Corporation (Aeolis), will commence July 18.

The project, located 24 kilometres north-west of Tumbler Ridge near Highway 29, will have 4 turbines with a total capacity of 15 MW and will create approximately 40 jobs during its one-year construction phase.

The Moose Lake Wind Project, which represents a $70 M investment, completed an environmental impact assessment and received a General Area Licence of Occupation in September 2014. The Project subsequently received a Standing Offer Program Electricity Purchase Agreement from BC Hydro in December 2015.

Source: http://www.boralex.com/

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