United States of America

Fowler Ridge IV Wind Farm LLC— 150 MW Wind

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Fowler Ridge IV Wind Farm LLC, holding the distinction of being the 1660th largest power generation facility in the United States, is a notable player in the wind energy sector. Commissioned in 2016, this 150 MW facility contributes to the increasing momentum of renewable energy production in the country, where natural gas remains the predominant fuel source. Located in Indiana, Fowler Ridge IV Wind Farm LLC is surrounded by a robust cluster of wind facilities, including the Fowler Ridge Wind Farm LLC with a substantial capacity of 600.3 MW, and the Meadow Lake Wind Farm VI LLC at 200.4 MW. Collectively, these plants create a significant wind energy resource, enhancing the reliability and diversity of the regional energy grid. Despite its relatively modest share of only 0.01% of the total national capacity of 1,386,385 MW, Fowler Ridge IV Wind Farm LLC plays a crucial role in meeting local energy demands and contributes to the transition towards cleaner energy sources. The wind turbines at this facility are designed for optimal performance, taking advantage of Indiana's favorable wind conditions. By generating clean electricity, Fowler Ridge IV Wind Farm LLC not only reduces greenhouse gas emissions but also supports the local economy through job creation and investment in renewable technology. As the United States strives to increase its renewable energy share, the continued operation of facilities like Fowler Ridge IV Wind Farm LLC underscores the importance of wind energy in achieving a sustainable energy future.