Plans announced for wind project in western Oklahoma

 

January 18, 2018



WOODWARD, Okla. (AP) — Plans are underway for another major wind project in northwest Oklahoma.

Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners announced Tuesday that it's entered a joint venture with Elawan Wind to build a wind farm known as the Persimmon project. The Oklahoman reports that the project will involve 80 turbines spread across parts of Woodward, Dewey and Ellis counties.

Once it's operational, the Persimmon project is expected to generate nearly 900,000 megawatt hours of renewable power every year that will be available for use within the Southwest Power Pool, which is based in Arkansas and s...



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