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  • Red Gap Wind Farm, Hartlepool
    Project

    Red Gap Wind Farm, Hartlepool

    Working closely with the client and landowner, we successfully increased the previously consented capacity of the Red Gap Wind Farm by up to 31%.

    • Location:
      • North East, United Kingdom
    • Services:
      • Strategy & Planning
    • Markets:
      • Energy
      • Wind Power
    Project
  • Rocky Ridge Wind Farm
    Project

    Rocky Ridge Wind Farm

    We designed a wind farm with 93 turbines over 11,000 acres in southwest Oklahoma.

    • Location:
      • Hobart, Oklahoma Gotebo, Oklahoma
    • Services:
      • Detailed Power Engineering & Design
    • Markets:
      • Energy
      • Renewable Energy
      • Wind Power
    Project
  • San Cristobal Wind Project
    Project

    San Cristobal Wind Project

    Built on a UNESCO site and complementing the United Nations Development Program’s (UNDP) renewable energy program for the Galapagos Islands, the San Cristobal Wind Project supplies an average of 40% of the Islands’ electricity needs.

    • Location:
      • Galapagos, Ecuador Galapagos, Ecuador
    • Services:
      • Detailed Power Engineering & Design
    • Markets:
      • Energy
      • Renewable Energy
      • Wind Power
    Project
  • Scioto Ridge Wind Farm
    Project

    Scioto Ridge Wind Farm

    When our client set out to build a large wind power facility, our team was there to help them get started. Our job? To provide a variety of environmental services to determine the potential environmental and cultural impacts of the project.

    • Location:
      • Hardin and Logan Counties, Ohio
    • Services:
      • Assessment & Permitting
      • Environmental Services
    • Markets:
      • Environment
      • Wind Power
    Project
  • Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm
    Project

    Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm

    Triton Knoll is a consented round two offshore wind farm. Located onshore in Lincolnshire and offshore from the coast, our job was to develop the alternatives assessment for onshore substation options and cable routes.

    • Location:
      • Lincolnshire, UK
    • Services:
      • Environmental Services
    • Markets:
      • Environment
      • Offshore Wind
      • Renewable Energy
      • Wind Power
    Project
  • Wambo Wind Farm - Stages 1 and 2
    Project

    Wambo Wind Farm - Stages 1 and 2

    Stantec prepared a traffic impact assessment to satisfy the project’s Development Application by measuring and mitigating issues associated with the development of a wind farm in regional Queensland.

    • Location:
      • Jandowae, Queensland
    • Services:
      • Traffic Engineering
    • Markets:
      • Climate Solutions
      • Energy Transition
      • Renewable Energy
      • Wind Power
    Project
  • Wildcat Wind Farm
    Project

    Wildcat Wind Farm

    In order to minimize impact on bats during wind farm operation, our team was selected to complete a habitat conservation plan and associated environmental assessment.

    • Location:
      • Indiana
    • Services:
      • Assessment & Permitting
      • Environmental Services
    • Markets:
      • Wind Power
    Project
  • Wolfe Island Offshore Wind Project
    Project

    Wolfe Island Offshore Wind Project

    Pulling together a diverse team of experts, we provided a wide range of services in support of the second largest wind farm project in Canada.

    • Location:
      • Wolfe Island, Ontario Wolfe Island, Ontario
    • Services:
      • Assessment & Permitting
      • Ecology
      • Environmental Services
      • Water Services
    • Markets:
      • Energy
      • Energy Transition
      • Environment
      • Renewable Energy
    Project
  • 100% renewable energy: Making that commitment count
    Ideas Article

    100% renewable energy: Making that commitment count

    The emerging efforts to make 24/7 Carbon-free Energy commitments are pushing organizations to support investments that will drive the next phase of the energy transition.

    Ideas Article
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