Case Study

    CASE STUDY

    Using BIM to Overcome Terrain Constraints in Senate Wind Project Construction

    Sector : Architecture Engineering and Construction, Energy and Utilities I Geography : North America/Central America/Caribbean I Country : USA

    Using BIM to Overcome Terrain Constraints in Senate Wind Project Construction

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    Source: Bentley Systems

    Project Details

    The Senate Wind Project, located in Graham, Texas, features 75 turbines positioned on 100-meter towers capable of generating up to 150 megawatts of electricity. Notably, it is one of the first wind projects in the state to be built on a narrow ridge line, presenting unique challenges.

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    GeographyNorth America/Central America/Caribbean
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    CountryUSA
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    Project Owner

    Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, S.A.U

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    Project/Technology Stakeholder

    M. A. Mortenson Company; Bentley Systems, Incorporated

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