Development Portfolio

14 States • 20 Projects • 7-8 GW

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Key Projects

Black Ridge

Location: Apache County, AZ
Capacity: 800 MW
Target Commercial Operation: 2029

Cabin Creek

Location: Craig County, OK
Capacity: 300 MW
Target Commercial Operation: 2029

Camino Madre

Location: Yavapai County, AZ
Capacity: 450 MW, 300 MW BESS
Target Commercial Operation: 2029

Great Bend

Location: Lincoln County, WA
Capacity: 300 MW
Target Commercial Operation: 2029

Home Range

Location: Kearny and Finney Counties, KS
Capacity: 1000 MW
Target Commercial Operation: 2028

Long Grain

Location: Crittenden County, AR
Capacity:  200 MW
Target Commercial Operation: 2029

Prairie Switch

Location: Wharton County, TX
Capacity: 163 MW
Target Commercial Operation: December 2023
*Project sold to Fengate September 2023

Sentinel

Location: Lincoln County, CO
Capacity: Up to 675 MW
Target Commercial Operation: 2029

Location: Pierce, TX
Size: approx. 12,000 acres of privately-owned property
Output Capacity: up to 155 megawatts (MW) flowing to the grid
Number of Wind Turbines: approx. 48 turbines
Equivalent Average Homes Powered Annually: approx. 50,000 homes

Location: Pierce, TX
Size: approx. 12,000 acres of privately-owned property
Output Capacity: up to 155 megawatts (MW) flowing to the grid
Number of Wind Turbines: approx. 48 turbines
Equivalent Average Homes Powered Annually: approx. 50,000 homes

Location: Pierce, TX
Size: approx. 12,000 acres of privately-owned property
Output Capacity: up to 155 megawatts (MW) flowing to the grid
Number of Wind Turbines: approx. 48 turbines
Equivalent Average Homes Powered Annually: approx. 50,000 homes

Key States

Arizona

Total Anticipated Capacity: 1250 MW

Collaborating with private ranch, federal and state lands to develop one of the largest renewable projects in the U.S. Helping an energy-based community transition from coal to renewables.

Arkansas

Total Anticipated Capacity: 600 MW

Deploying new turbine technologies to efficiently capture wind at greater heights for energy generation in support of diversifying the Southeast.

Colorado

Total Anticipated Capacity: Up to 675 MW

Solving for cost effective wind energy to serve regional utilities.

Idaho

Total Anticipated Capacity: 300 MW

Meeting utility clean energy goals with large scale wind. Collaborating with private and public partners to boost local economies and preserve ranching/farming livelihoods.

Illinois

Total Anticipated Capacity: 200 MW

Deploying new turbine technology to expand wind development to newly accessible wind regimes in Southern Illinois. Transitioning from retiring power plants to renewable resources.

Kansas

Total Anticipated Capacity: 1000 MW

Marrying farming and a strong wind resource in proximity to decades-old coal generation.

Mississippi

Total Anticipated Capacity: 300 MW

Deploying new turbine technologies to efficiently capture wind at greater heights for energy generation in support of diversifying the Southeast.

Montana

Total Anticipated Capacity: 400 MW

Delivering diversified Montana wind resource to regional utilities and/or Corporate & Industrial customers seeking sustainable energy sources.

Oklahoma

Total Anticipated Capacity: 600 MW

Partnering with local communities to preserve agricultural practices while utilizing a wind resource as an incremental cash crop.

Oregon

Total Anticipated Capacity: 500 MW

Leveraging wind energy to sustain traditional land uses, especially cattle ranching.

South Dakota

Total Anticipated Capacity: 500 MW

Putting one of the nation’s best wind resources to work in support of growing new market demand.

Texas

Total Anticipated Capacity: 250 MW

Building off of the success at the Prairie Switch Wind project and continuing in partnership with the local community to create a diversified resource for the ERCOT market.

Utah

Total Anticipated Capacity: 250 MW

Partnering with ranching community to help meet utility clean energy goals. Transitioning from non-renewable resource extraction (coal mining) to leveraging the power of renewable resources.

Washington

Total Anticipated Capacity: 300 MW

Contributing quality wind energy infrastructure to meet aggressive state clean energy goals while providing farmers with diversifying revenue streams.