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» Site Nordique Experimental en éolien Cours (SNEEC)
» Pacific Crest
» Llano Estacado
» Woodward Mountain
» King Mountain
» Nine Canyon I
» Nine Canyon II
» Wigton
» Sweetwater II
» Ainsworth
» Hopkins Ridge
» Wild Horse
» Sweetwater IV(b)
» Marengo I
» White Creek
» Sweetwater V
» Whirlwind
» Nine Canyon III
» Mountain Wind I
» Lone Star
» Hackberry
» South Trent Mesa
» Mountain Wind II
» Buffalo Gap III
» Marengo II
» Butler Ridge
» Hopkins Ridge II
» Bull Creek
» Central Plains
» Gulf Wind
» High Plains
» McFadden Ridge I
» NREL
» Harvest Wind
» Wild Horse Expansion Wind Project
» Armenia
» Site Nordique Experimental en éolien Cours (SNEEC)
Hopkins Ridge Wind Farm
Dayton, Washington
The Hopkins Ridge wind farm in Washington state, was built by RES Americas under an Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) contract for the energy utility Puget Sound Energy (PSE). It comprises 83 Vestas turbines, each rated at 1.8MW. Construction began in March 2005 and the final turbine was commissioned on 27 November, after only 8 months.
Hopkins Ridge was RES Americas' third major construction project completed in 2005.

Information on the Project
| RES's Role: | Developer and EPC construction contractor |
| Developer: | RES Americas |
| Owner: | Puget Sound Energy |
| Installed Capacity: | 149 MW |
| Number of Turbines: | 83 |
| Turbine Rating: | 1,800 kW |
| Turbine Type: | Vestas V80 |
| Year of Operation: | 2005 |
