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WIND TURBINE
[divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”20″]Bow Lake in Sault St Marie required the mobilization and complicated logistics of moving the 750ton capacity LG1750 and support cranes to instal 36 GE 1.78MW generators on 100 meter towers in some of the most difficult terrain and weather in Northern Ontario.
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