Thirty Siemens wind turbines will be installed as part of the project and the components to be transported include turbine blade, tower and nacelle. To be carried out under a police escort the transportation will only be done late in the evenings and during the early morning hours.
"We are making every effort to ensure that this transport is done with minimal traffic disruptions" said First Wind director for external affairs Kekoa Kaluhiwa.
Kawailoa wind project will generate 69MW renewable energy to power around 14,500 Oahu homes annually.
Expected to reduce 304,200 barrels of oil consumption and 134,000 tons carbon emissions, the project is slated to begin operations by the end of 2012.
