Are you interested in the components being used to create the power grid of the future? Wonder how large a crane pad is? Or want to touch a wind turbine blade?
Well, the North Findlay Wind Campus was designed with our stakeholders’ curiosities in mind. Our goal is to leave our visitors with an educational and memorable experience.
Today’s Wind Views shows two of the areas used during tours of the North Findlay Wind Campus: One Energy’s headquarters and laydown yard.
We’ve created several special touches throughout our office – like project materials in the building design, multiple to-scale component and construction references, and our customers’ products to show the real life impact our projects have on everyday items.
One Energy’s laydown yard is an experience like no other. Here visitors can see the state-of-the-art components we use in our ManagedHV and Wind for Industry projects. Individuals can line up with their arms stretched out to see how many of them it takes to fit the length of a wind turbine blade. Most importantly, it’s an opportunity for visitors to ask questions they might not get answers to otherwise.
