What If Idaho Was The Next Frontier For Renewable Energy?
We think it’s possible.
Our proposed wind generation project has the opportunity to bring hundreds of jobs and millions of dollars in local economic impact, including annual local and state tax revenue.
Idaho Wind Projects
Lava Ridge
The proposed 1000+ MW wind project is planned for federal land located in Lincoln, Minidoka, and Jerome counties.
Salmon Falls
The proposed 800+ MW wind project is planned for federal land located in Twin Falls County.
How Does It Work?
Wind + Transmission + Buyers = A New Export Market for Idaho
WIND
Southern Idaho boasts strong, consistent wind that will allow for a sustainable creation of energy.
TRANSMISSION LINES
Multiple existing and planned transmission pathways enable the delivery of wind energy to power markets across the West. Battery storage can be used to extend the supply during times when the wind isn’t blowing.
BUYERS
The majority of western U.S. states have specific and substantial clean energy goals to meet the regulatory, utility, or consumer driven need to incorporate renewable energy into their portfolios.
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ATTEND A MEETING
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SEE THE IMPACT
From an increase in tax revenue to sustainable, well-paid jobs for Magic Valley communities, these projects will have a lasting, positive impact.
Get Involved
STAY INFORMED
Join our email list to stay up-to-date on our projects and timelines.
ATTEND A MEETING
We’d love to hear from you. Our upcoming meetings and events can all be found here.
SEE THE IMPACT
From an increase in tax revenue to sustainable, well-paid jobs for Magic Valley communities, these projects will have a lasting, positive impact.
PROJECT TIMELINES
Our Promise to Idaho
JOBS
This project is estimated to bring in tens of millions of dollars in labor income into south central Idaho through the construction phase. Ongoing operations will yield additional increases in employment providing around 20, well-paid, permanent jobs in Southern Idaho.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
We take pride in working with communities to develop projects that align with local planning goals. This includes encouraging the use of local contractors and hiring local workers. Our firm is evaluating opportunities to partner on the development of training and education initiatives.
SUSTAINABILITY
Wind power can be an efficient and sustainable way to produce energy while providing well-paid job opportunities, significant increases in tax revenues, and long-term economic and fiscal impacts for the area.
