Duke Energy Corporation (DUK - Analyst Report)
announced the completion of its largest-ever windpower construction
projects – Los Vientos I and II – in south Texas, adding 402 megawatts
(MW) to the company's renewables fleet.
All of the output and associated renewable energy credits from the 200 MW Los Vientos I Windpower Project in Willacy County are being sold to San Antonio-based CPS Energy under a 25-year agreement. CPS Energy is the nation's largest municipally owned natural gas and electric utility, providing service to approximately 728,000 electric and 328,000 natural gas customers in the Greater San Antonio area.
Similarly, Austin Energy is buying all of the output and associated renewable energy credits from the 202 MW Los Vientos II Windpower Project, located in Willacy and Cameron Counties. Austin Energy is a community-owned electric utility with more than 420,000 customers and operating revenues of $1.2 billion. Austin Energy has a diverse generation portfolio of nearly 3,000 megawatts consisting of natural gas, nuclear, coal and renewable energy.
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All of the output and associated renewable energy credits from the 200 MW Los Vientos I Windpower Project in Willacy County are being sold to San Antonio-based CPS Energy under a 25-year agreement. CPS Energy is the nation's largest municipally owned natural gas and electric utility, providing service to approximately 728,000 electric and 328,000 natural gas customers in the Greater San Antonio area.
Similarly, Austin Energy is buying all of the output and associated renewable energy credits from the 202 MW Los Vientos II Windpower Project, located in Willacy and Cameron Counties. Austin Energy is a community-owned electric utility with more than 420,000 customers and operating revenues of $1.2 billion. Austin Energy has a diverse generation portfolio of nearly 3,000 megawatts consisting of natural gas, nuclear, coal and renewable energy.
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