United States of America

Live Oak Wind Project— 199.5 MW Wind

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The Live Oak Wind Project, with its 199.5 MW capacity, ranks 1428th among the power generation facilities in the United States, showcasing the growing importance of wind energy despite the country's heavy reliance on gas-fired plants. Commissioned in 2019 and operated by Engie North America, this facility exemplifies modern wind technology, harnessing the power of the wind to contribute to a cleaner energy future. Strategically located near Langford Wind Power, which adds another 150 MW to the local wind energy mix, Live Oak plays a significant role in the regional energy landscape. While it only accounts for 0.01% of the national capacity, its contribution is vital in a country with 10,047 plants and a total capacity of 1,386,385 MW. The surrounding area, primarily focused on gas as the dominant fuel source, illustrates the ongoing transition towards renewable energy. Live Oak Wind Project is part of a larger trend to diversify energy portfolios and reduce dependence on fossil fuels. The facility's commissioning is a testament to the increasing investment in renewable technologies, demonstrating a commitment to sustainability and economic growth. As the U.S. continues to focus on clean energy initiatives, the Live Oak Wind Project stands poised to make a significant impact, both environmentally and economically, in the years to come.