The project consists of 19 GE Wind Energy 1.5 MW wind turbines and is divided among two separate sites - nine turbines on Crum Hill in Monroe, and ten on Bakke Mountain in Florida, Massachusetts. Each turbine produces 1.5 MW, the site has a capacity to produce 28.5 MW; this is enough energy to supply approximately 10,00 average homes in the region annually. The towers are tall, with blades. From base to vertically positioned blade tip, they will be approximately . The turbines begin generating energy at wind speeds as low as , and produce the maximum power output when winds blow above . The maximum rotor speed is 20 rpm. The project was built with turbines manufactured at facilities all across the U.S. The power generated is delivered to the New England grid through the local utility National Grid.