Our onshore wind farms in the U.S.

The project comprises of 110 wind turbines – each over 262 feet tall with a rotor diameter of more than twice the wingspan of a Boeing 787. The wind farm is Amazon’s largest wind farm and will generate enough clean energy to power 73,100 U.S. homes.

The project has donated over $25,000 in support of local youth programs, food bank donations, and other non-profit contributions. Over the project's lifespan, Lockett wind farm will contribute tens of millions to the local community in landowner payments and property taxes. 

This project was a milestone project for Ørsted, expanding its portfolio to over 1GW of operational onshore assets across the U.S.

The construction of Plum Creek Wind created approximately 250 temporary jobs. Plum Creek will provide upwards of ten permanent jobs and over USD 3 million in annual community benefits. Schools in the Norfolk and Windside districts will be among the biggest beneficiaries through annual property tax revenues.

Ørsted has entered into long-term, green corporate power purchase agreements (CPPA’s) with the J.M. Smucker Company, Vail Resorts and Avery Dennison Corporation.

Ørsted has entered into a 12-year corporate power purchase agreement (CPPA) with ExxonMobil to supply wind power from Sage Draw Wind.

The project will give the local community a significant economic boost, with tens of millions contributed in the form of property taxes. The project is supported by long-term tax equity financing and an offtake contract.

The Western Trail wind farm provides long-term financial returns in the form of increased property tax to the Wilbarger County community and three independent school districts.

Ørsted has entered into long-term, corporate power purchase agreements (CPPA’s) with PepsiCo, Hormel Foods, and Nucor for the majority of the power generated from the project.

The project will generate 103MW of clean energy in the Southwest Power Pool (SPP). It adds new property tax revenue that can support local services and provides support to project landowners, who will receive long-term rental income by hosting the turbines.

The project will generate enough clean energy to power approximately 69,700 U.S. homes while contributing tens of millions to the region in the form of property taxes. The project is supported by long-term tax equity financing and an offtake contract.

On average, the project will contribute 4 million dollars per year in local taxes and landowner payments to the community. This project is expected to boost job growth in the local community, creating approximately 300 construction jobs at its peak as well as long-term operations and maintenance positions.

Helena Energy Center represents a nearly half billion dollar investment in Bee County, Texas and will generate tens of millions in tax revenue that will enhance the County and School services without raising taxes.

The approximately 268 MW_AC wind farm component will have the capability to power an estimated 90,000 homes over the course of a year and help meet the energy needs of Texas with reliable and flexible wind-powered electricity