WEC Infrastructure

WEC Infrastructure has agreements in place for majority ownership interests in wind and solar generating facilities that are capable of producing more than 2,600 megawatts of energy, and have long-term off-take agreements for all of the energy produced. WEC Infrastructure’s total investment will be nearly $4 billion.

• Bishop Hill Energy III, Henry County, Illinois
  132 MW (90% interest) — off take to WPPI Energy
• Blooming Grove Wind Farm, McClean County, Illinois
  250 MW (90% interest) — off take to Verizon and Saint-Gobain
• Coyote Ridge Wind Farm, Brookings County, South Dakota
  97 MW (80% interest) — off take to Google Energy
• Delilah I Solar Energy Center, Northeast Texas
  300 MW (90% interest) — off-take to a global automaker
• Hardin Solar III Energy Center , Northwest Ohio
  250 MW (90% interest) — under construction — off-take to Fortune 100 company
• Jayhawk Wind Farm, Bourbon and Crawford counties, Kansas
  190 MW (90% interest) — off take to Meta, formerly the Facebook company
• Maple Flats Solar Energy Center, Clay County, Illinois
  250 MW (90% interest) — off-take to Verizon
• Samson I Solar Energy Center, Northeast Texas
  250 MW (90% interest) — off-take to AT&T
• Sapphire Sky Wind Energy Center, McLean County, Illinois
  250 MW (90% interest) — off take to Microsoft
• Tatanka Ridge Wind Farm, Deuel County, South Dakota
  155 MW (85% interest) — off take to Google Energy and Dairyland Power Cooperative
• Thunderhead Wind Energy Center, Antelope and Wheeler counties, Nebraska
  300 MW (90% interest) — off take Fortune 100 companies
• Upstream Wind Energy Center, Antelope County, Nebraska
  202 MW (90% interest) — off take to Allianz SE affiliate