United States of America

Brazos Wind Farm— 160 MW Wind

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The Brazos Wind Farm, with its 160 MW capacity, holds the distinction of being the 1607th largest power generation facility in the United States and ranks 245th among the country's 1,142 wind plants. This facility, commissioned in 2004 and operated by Shell Wind Energy Inc., exemplifies the growing investment in wind energy, especially in a nation where gas-fired plants dominate the energy mix. Situated within 50 kilometers of several other wind farms, including the larger Dermott Wind at 253 MW and Bull Creek Wind at 180 MW, Brazos Wind Farm contributes to a regional cluster of renewable energy sources, enhancing grid stability and resilience. Collectively, these plants are part of a significant push towards cleaner energy in a country with a total of 10,047 power plants and a combined capacity of 1,386,385 MW. While Brazos Wind Farm only represents 0.01% of the national capacity, its role in the local ecosystem is undeniable. By utilizing state-of-the-art wind turbine technology, this facility not only generates electricity but also plays a crucial part in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. As the energy landscape shifts towards sustainability, the Brazos Wind Farm serves as a key example of how wind energy can bridge the gap between current energy demands and future environmental goals, paving the way for a greener economy.