Projects

In the wide-open farmland of northern Iowa, the two phases of the Pioneer Prairie Wind Farm turn wind into a “second crop” of clean electricity

Plum Nellie is located in the rolling hills of southeast Cloud County, just northwest of Miltonvale, KS.

Prairie Queen Wind Farm is located in northeastern Allen County

The wind farm is located 15 miles east of Austin along the Minnesota state line and includes farm land in the Clayton, Bennington, Marshall, and Grand Meadow townships in Mower County

Located in Seymour Township, it complements the area’s sprawling corn, wheat, and soybean fields, providing local farmers with a stable, drought- resistant cash crop

The project will provide power directly into Entergy Mississippi’s transmission system as well as provide economic benefits to the surrounding community.

The wind farm is near the towns of Delavan, Hopedale, and Emden on a glacial moraine known as Union Ridge

Rattlesnake Road Wind Farm is located in Gilliam County near the city of Arlington in Oregon

the wind farm complements the area’s mixed agricultural production of cropland and pasture, providing local agricultural producers with a stable revenue stream in the form of landowner lease payments

The project provides landowners with a stable, weather-resistant cash crop through lease payments with minimal impact on current land use

Local winds are fueled by cooler air from the San Joaquin Valley rushing through Tehachapi Pass to fill low pressure voids caused by heating in the Mojave Desert

The solar park complements the area’s agricultural resources with a stable, weather-resistant cash crop in the form of landowner lease payments

Rolling Upland Wind Farm will be located in Madison and Sangerfield townships in Madison and Oneida counties

The project site was selected for its strong solar resource, access to transmission lines, and gently sloping, undeveloped terrain, and will complement the nearby land’s agricultural production.

Sedge Meadow Solar Park would be located in Porter County, south of the city of Valparaiso. The solar park would also generate millions of dollars in payments to local governments through the life of the project, benefiting schools, libraries, and the townships.

The project area is primarily used for grain farming and cattle grazing, consisting of flat plains and rolling hills