With 454 turbines,[1] it is the largest wind project in the Northwestern United States.

[4] The project employs 660 kW capacity Vestas wind turbines, which collectively will produce a maximum electrical output of 306.9 MW.

[1] On average, the project is expected to produce 30 to 35 percent of that capacity year-round.

[5] Environmental impact studies determined that the site was not used extensively by birds or other species vulnerable to injury from turbines, and the turbine towers' construction, along with the use of underground power lines, was designed to minimize perching places for birds.

Both are owned and operated by Florida Power & Light, a division of NextEra Energy.