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Current wind projects
wpd is involved in projects in various stages in several states including Iowa, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Montana, Texas, California and the Pacific Northwest. Our team has direct experience in regional transmission organizations: Midwest ISO, Southwest Power Pool, CAISO, ERCOT, WECC, BPA and PJM. Most of our projects to date have been started Greenfield by our team. In addition, we look forward to considering investment in promising projects at any development stage in any area of the United States.
USA Projects
Benton County, Washington, 750 MW
Greenfield project by wpd involving 40,000 acres of windy, dry-land agricultural property. In the vicinity of the growing population centers of Tri-Cities, Washington, this project is slated to interconnect to the Bonneville Power Administration transmission system, bringing investment and economic growth to the local community.
Gage County, Nebraska, 500 MW
The project was initiated as Greenfield and includes over 60 participating, enthusiastic landowners who look forward to additional, large income source from use of their agricultural land. The project will make a substantial contribution to the local economy in the form of additional property tax base, landowner income, full-time jobs, and the multiplier effect of every dollar flowing into the local economy.
Greene County, Iowa, 120 MW
The project was initiated Greenfield by our team working with enthusiastic local landowners and county officials. The project has been sold to a large Iowa utility with the prospect of including it in their future wind energy build-out.
Jefferson County, Nebraska, 20 MW
The project was initiated as Greenfield and includes over 80 participating landowners eager to advance a fuel-free, emissions-free, commercial power facility on their land. With a supportive community this project seeks to add to Nebraska?s growing wind energy sector.
Mifflin County, Pennsylvania, 46 MW
The project is located on a ridge co-located with other major infrastructure including high-voltage transmission and natural gas facilities. The wind resource is excellent for this area of the United States. Such a facility can displace fuel-fired power in Pennsylvania and make a large and important economic impact in the local community.
Wheatland County, Montana, 25 MW
Greenfield by our team and advanced as a Qualifying Facility, located near Martinsdale, Montana, this project has a prime wind resource formed by the mountain topography to the West, as wind is ?funneled? on to the plains. The project is embraced by the local community who recognize the economic benefits of commercial scale, clean, green energy.
