United States of America

Frontier Windpower— 200 MW Wind

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Frontier Windpower, commissioned in 2017, stands as a notable player in the United States' renewable energy sector, ranking 1382nd among the nation's power generation facilities. With a capacity of 200 MW, it contributes a small yet significant 0.01% to the total national capacity of 1,386,385 MW. Located in an area characterized by strong wind resources, Frontier Windpower employs cutting-edge wind turbine technology, thereby maximizing energy production and efficiency. Within a 50 km radius, the facility is surrounded by several other energy plants, including the Sooner coal plant, which boasts a substantial 1138 MW capacity, and the Kay Wind LLC and Thunder Ranch Wind Project, contributing 299 MW and 297.8 MW respectively. This diverse mix of energy sources not only enhances local grid reliability but also underscores the ongoing transition towards renewable energy in a region traditionally dominated by fossil fuels. Frontier Windpower’s integration into this energy landscape is crucial as the United States continues to pursue a greener energy agenda. Owned and operated by Frontier Windpower LLC, the facility exemplifies the commitment to harnessing wind energy as a sustainable resource. Looking to the future, it is clear that wind facilities like Frontier Windpower will play an essential role in reducing carbon emissions and achieving national energy independence.