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Trillium Power Wind 1

Ontario, Canada

The 1581st largest power station in the world

400 MW · Capacity

Trillium Power Wind 1 (TPW1) is a proposed 350 to 400 megawatt (MW) far-offshore wind farm in the Canadian waters of northeastern Lake Ontario at least 17 to 28 km (11 to 17 mi) from the nearest mainland. This renewable energy project is being developed by Trillium Power Wind Corporation, a privately held, Canadian-owned company headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. The project was suspended by the Ontario government on February 11, 2011 at exactly the same hour that Trillium Power was completing a $26 Million financing. Due to its advanced development status TPW1 would have been the first offshore wind farm built in the Great Lakes.

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