Inside America's Largest Renewable Energy Project
Welcome to SunZia, a remarkable undertaking to build 900+ new wind turbines in the New Mexico desert to produce 3,500 megawatts of energy for America's Southwest. Blattner, a company with nearly a century of history, is building the project. However, before they can assemble each tower and turbine, each needs a solid foundation. Blattner crews are excavating holes for each, tying enormous rebar structures, and pouring over 500,000 cubic yards of concrete for all the foundations combined. Beyond building the foundations, they must connect each with power and fiber cables, which they call collections. If you want to explore a career at Blattner, you can visit the link below: https://www.blattnercompany.com/careers And if you want to learn more about SunZia and Pattern, you can visit their site here: https://patternenergy.com/projects/su...

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