Invenergy’s wind projects invest in local communities through the creation of new tax revenue, landowner payments, and job creation.

Wind energy helps keep land in the family. It provides an alternative stream of revenue and protects the land from future development.

Wind energy is compatible with traditional farming. Once operational, farming can continue almost to the base of the turbine.

In 2023, the wind energy industry supported 120,000 jobs across the United States.  On average, the industry supports 231 new jobs within 20 miles of a project site, up to 6 years after operations begin.

Utility-scale wind energy plays a crucial role in advancing American energy independence and meeting new energy targets, accelerating a cleaner, more reliable, affordable energy future.

There are over 450 wind energy facilities across all 50 States, and the number continues to grow.

Every year, wind energy avoids over 346 million metric tons of CO₂ emissions.

Wind energy supports cleaner air and cleaner water, which benefits everyone.

Wind energy conserves water compared to other energy sources. Once operational, wind turbines do not utilize water to generate electricity, and require minimal water for maintenance.