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Acciona energizes 93-MW Texas wind farm
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Acciona Wind Energy USA LLC energized the 93-MW San Roman wind farm in Cameron County, Texas.
The facility is owned and operated by Acciona, which also served as a general contractor for its construction. San Roman is expected to power more than 30,000 homes over 25 years, according to a Dec. 12 release.
San Roman is the Acciona SA subsidiary's eighth wind farm in the U.S. and brings its total U.S. wind capacity to 721 MW.