We look forward to investing in the Province's renewable energy future," said Jacob Andersen, vice president, Wind Power, Siemens Canada. The project aims to supply, deliver and commission ten direct drive SWT-2.3-113 wind turbines for the Morse Project. Construction of the wind farm is expected to begin in summer 2014, with commercial operation expected by early next year. The deal includes a 10-year service and maintenance agreement, ensuring the reliability, availability and performance of the turbines. The Morse project represents an addition of over 10 percent total wind power generation capacity in the Province, whose wind resource presents further wind development potential. Siemens direct drive wind turbines feature only half of the parts required for a conventional geared wind turbine and a significantly smaller number of moving parts. The efficiency increases due to minimum losses in drive train and generator, Siemens said.