Sundance
Wind Energy Center
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    • Economic Benefits
    • Why Oklahoma?
    • Wind Benefits Oklahoma
    • Why Woods, Major & Alfalfa Counties?
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About The Project

Current Efforts

Development of the Sundance Wind Energy Center began in 2018. Invenergy acquired the project from Tradewind Energy in 2019. Currently, our efforts include engineering studies and environmental studies, land leasing, and stakeholder engagement.

Economic Benefits

During the life of the project, Sundance is projected to pay millions of dollars in property taxes, lease payments to landowners, salaries to employees, and payments for local goods and services, resulting in a significant increase in economic activity in Woods, Major and Alfalfa Counties. Local schools and county infrastructure will benefit from the increase in tax revenue.

$307M capital investment

Why Oklahoma?

Oklahoma is a national and world leader in wind power generation. 31.7% of the electricity generated in Oklahoma during 2018 was generated by wind - which represents the second highest share of wind power generation of any U.S. state. Oklahoma's robust wind industry contributes greatly to the economy - to date, the wind industry has invested more than $14.7 billion into the Oklahoma economy.

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Wind Benefits Oklahoma

  • Total Investment: Wind developers like Invenergy have invested over $14.7 billion in Oklahoma
  • Annual Landowner Payments: Every year, wind farms in Oklahoma pay landowners over $20 million
  • Wind Industry Employment: The wind industry employs upwards of 7,000 people in Oklahoma
  • Wind Manufacturing Facilities: 7 facilities in Oklahoma produce products utilized by the wind industry, from blades and towers to the raw components, like fiberglass and steel, that comprise a wind farm

Why Woods, Major & Alfalfa Counties?

Wind Resources

The Sundance Wind Energy Center is an unparalleled development opportunity for Woods, Major and Alfalfa Counties, with millions to be invested in the local economy over the life of the project. We selected Woods, Major and Alfalfa for this project after intense and careful evaluation due to the:

  • Verified, strong wind resource
  • Proximity to state highways
  • Local community support

We take serious our commitment to our local host communities and look forward to continuing to work closely with the Woods, Major and Alfalfa County communities, contributing to the area's economic development, and to providing an additional supply of clean, homegrown energy in Oklahoma.

Environmental
Benefits

 

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Environmental Benefits

To avoid and minimize impacts to wildlife and other natural resources, we work with state and federal agencies and other interested stakeholders to site, build, and operate our facilities responsibly. The cornerstone of that effort is our commitment to act in accordance with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Land-based Wind Energy Guidelines, which includes robust pre-construction wildlife and habitat surveys, early and often communication with wildlife agencies, and operational monitoring to ensure risk to wildlife is minimized.

Impact on
Roads

 

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Impact on County Roads

All County roads and infrastructure will be left in the same or better condition than they were prior to their use for the construction or on-going maintenance and repair of a wind energy project, and such repairs will be completed at no cost to Woods, Major and Alfalfa Counties.

Land

 

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Land

Wind turbines and access roads have a very small footprint. Approximately 98-99% of land will remain in agricultural use, allowing wind energy to support the agricultural industry and landowners to continue harvesting their land.

Join Us

We look forward to hearing from you! Please take a moment to fill out the contact form below to share your thoughts or ask questions. We are looking forward to working with you to build a project that benefits your community, economy, and the environment.

(580) 982-5860

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