PROJECT SUMMARY
Dynamo designed a greenfield substation and medium voltage distribution for a canola processing facility near Yorkton, SK.
PROJECT SUMMARY
SECTOR:
Renewables
CLIENT:
Grace Energy
DURATION OF PROJECT:
3 Months
PROJECT SUMMARY:
Grace Energy is an Alberta based solar and wind company founded in 2010. They design, supply and construct renewable energy projects throughout Canada. Their 2 MW DC solar energy installation in 2015 was the largest installation of its kind in Alberta at that time, establishing them as leaders in the field of renewable energy projects.
Dynamo was retained to perform all required engineering and design requirements to meet all utility needs including plans review, grounding and bonding design, cable routing, and cable capacities for said solar farm.
All electrical construction, interconnection, and energization were completed by Dynamo. A new modular design for each of the 100 kW metering points was designed and fabricated in-house.
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Dynamo designed a greenfield substation and medium voltage distribution for a canola processing facility near Yorkton, SK.
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