Onshore wind energy

Ford Ridge Wind, located in Ford County, Illinois, produces 120 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power more than 57,000 homes annually. The project includes power purchase agreements with BHJ USA, LLC, Mars Wind, Inc., and Silgan Containers. Ford Ridge Wind provides over $2.2 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Lincoln Land Wind, located in Morgan County, Illinois, produces 302 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power more than 128,000 homes annually. The project includes power purchase agreements with Meta and McDonald's. Lincoln Land Wind provides over $5 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Sunflower Wind, located in Marion County, Kansas, produces 200 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power more than 78,000 homes annually. The project includes corporate power purchase agreements with Levis, Valvoline, Great Lakes Cheese, the J.M. Smucker Company, Amy’s Kitchen, Stryker, PepsiCo, Citizens Financial, and Amcor. Sunflower Wind provides over $2 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Haystack Wind Farm, located in Wayne County, Nebraska, produces nearly 300 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power 95,000 homes annually. The project includes corporate power purchase agreements with Hormel Foods, Target, and PepsiCo. Haystack Wind provides over $4 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Plum Creek Wind, located in Wayne County, Nebraska, produces 230 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power 81,000 homes annually. The project includes corporate power purchase agreements with the J.M. Smucker Company, Vail Resorts, and Avery Dennison Corporation. Plum Creek Wind provides over $3 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Badger Wind, located in Logan and McIntosh Counties, generates 250 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power ~110,000 homes annually. Badger Wind is co-owned by Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. and provides $25 million in property taxes for the local communities over the life of the project.

Willow Creek Wind, located in Butte County, South Dakota, generates 103 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power 36,000 homes annually. The project includes a corporate power purchase agreement with NIMECA and provides $1 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Amazon/Dermott Wind, located in Scurry County, Texas, generates 253 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power 74,000 homes annually. The project includes corporate power purchase agreements with Amazon and Iron Mountain. Amazon/Dermott Wind provides over $3 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Helena Wind – part of the Helena Energy Center, a co-located wind and solar project – is located in Bee County, Texas. The combined project generates 268.2 megawatts of onshore wind power and 250 megawatts of solar power – enough to power 128,000 homes annually. Helena Energy Center provides over $6.9 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually. Helena Wind includes corporate power purchase agreements with Henkel and Google.

Lockett Wind, located in Wilbarger County, Texas, generates 184 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough electricity to power more than 59,000 homes annually. The project includes a corporate power purchase agreement with Allianz Risk Transfer and provides over $2.2 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Sage Draw Wind, located in Garza County and Lynn County, Texas, generates 338 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough electricity to power more than 102,000 homes annually. The project includes a corporate power purchase agreement with ExxonMobil and provides over $2 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Tahoka Wind, located in Lynn County, Texas, generates 300 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough clean energy to power 95,000 homes annually. The project includes a corporate power purchase agreement with Merrill Lynch and provides over $2 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Western Trail Wind, located in Wilbarger County, Texas, generates 367 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power 102,000 homes annually. The project includes corporate power purchase agreements with PepsiCo, Hormel Foods, and Nucor. Western Trail Wind Farm provides $4.9 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.

Willow Springs Wind, located in Haskell County, Texas, generates 250 megawatts of onshore wind power – enough to power 73,000 homes annually. The project includes a corporate power purchase agreement with Merrill Lynch and provides $2.5 million in landowner payments and property taxes for local communities annually.