Distributed Wind

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Distributed Wind Project Database

The PNNL research team continually collects cost, incentive, generation, and customer data from turbine manufacturers, operations and maintenance providers, state and federal agencies, and other stakeholders for distributed wind projects installed in the United States. These data are critical for identifying trends and opportunities for growth, as well as prioritizing investments for both the Department of Energy’s Wind Energy Technologies Office and industry stakeholders. Making this information available allows interested parties to better understand distributed wind market trends and characteristics. Additional information can be found on PNNL's distributed wind research webpage.

A selection of the characteristics tracked for each project in the dataset is displayed below. This table may be searched, filtered, or sorted to quickly identify projects based on their location, year online, project capacity, turbine capacity, turbine manufacturer & model, installer or developer, owner, or power purchaser. The visual table display also notes whether or not the wind turbines are integrated with other distributed energy resources as part of a hybrid project.

For a tutorial on how to use the database, please watch this demonstration video.

39 results found
Filters applied: Ventera, Suzlon
Project Name Sort descending County State Year Online Project Capacity (kW) Turbine Nominal Capacity (kW) [Units] Turbine Manufacturer / Model Name Hybrid Type (Other DERs) Installer or Developer Owner / Power Purchaser
Agriwind Bureau IL 2008 8,400.00 2,100.00 [4] Suzlon / S88 / Wabash Valley Power Alliance
Blue Breezes I Faribault MN 2006 1,250.00 1,250.00 [1] Suzlon / S64 Dan Moore, Exelon Wind Energy Exelon Wind (96%), Community (4%) / City of Blue Earth
Blue Breezes II Faribault MN 2006 1,250.00 1,250.00 [1] Suzlon / S64 Dan Moore, Exelon Wind Energy Exelon Wind (96%), Community (4%) / City of Blue Earth
Brewster Jackson MN 2004 1,900.00 950.00 [2] Suzlon / S64 Juhl Energy Exelon Wind (99%), Community (1%) / Nobles Cooperative Electric
Brewster Jackson MN 2004 1,900.00 950.00 [2] Suzlon / S64 Juhl Energy Exelon Wind (99%), Community (1%) / Nobles Cooperative Electric
Brewster Jackson MN 2004 1,900.00 950.00 [2] Suzlon / S64 Juhl Energy Exelon Wind (99%), Community (1%) / Nobles Cooperative Electric
Cheppewa Valley Tech Wind Turbine WI 2016 10.00 10.00 [1] Ventera / VT10
Cowell Pipestone MN 2006 2,000.00 2,000.00 [1] Suzlon / Shane Cowell, Exelon Wind Exelon Wind (99%), Shane Cowell (1%) /
CP Windfarm Faribault MN 2008 4,200.00 2,100.00 [2] Suzlon / Exelon Wind Exelon Wind (99%), Renewable Energy Solutions LLC (1%) / Corn Plus Ethanol Plant
Crosswind Energy Project Palo Alto; Clay IA 2007 21,000.00 2,100.00 [10] Suzlon / Edison Mission Group, Community Edison Mission Group / Corn Belt Power Cooperative
Greensburg KS 2010 12,500.00 1,250.00 [10] Suzlon / S64 / City of Greensburg
Hardin-Hilltop IA 2007 14,700.00 2,100.00 [7] Suzlon / S88 / Interstate Power & Light Company
Indiana Installation Madison IN 2018 10.00 10.00 [1] Ventera / VT10 Butch Hayes
Iowa Installation Cerro Gordo IA 2009 10.00 10.00 [1] Ventera / VT10
Iowa Installation Mitchell IA 2010 20.00 10.00 [2] Ventera / VT10 Klapperich Farm Systems
Iowa Installation Mitchell IA 2010 20.00 10.00 [2] Ventera / VT10 Klapperich Farm Systems
Iowa Installation Mitchell IA 2010 20.00 10.00 [2] Ventera / VT10 Klapperich Farm Systems
Iowa Installation Mitchell IA 2010 20.00 10.00 [2] Ventera / VT10 Klapperich Farm Systems
Iowa Installation Howard IA 2010 10.00 10.00 [1] Ventera / VT10 Klapperich Farm Systems
Iowa Installation Howard IA 2010 10.00 10.00 [1] Ventera / VT10 Klapperich Farm Systems

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In addition to the fields shown in the visual display table, the full dataset includes (as applicable and when available) each project’s interconnection type, customer type, tower type and height, annual energy generation value(s), incentive payment(s), estimated installed cost, U.S. Energy Information Administration plant identification number, U.S. Wind Turbine Database case identification number, and other characteristics.

To download the full dataset as an Excel spreadsheet, you must register a name and validated email address.

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Please note that the dataset is not complete or perfect and we welcome your input. There may be duplicate entries and there are many incomplete entries. If you have information to share that would improve this dataset, including new or missing projects, or additional information on existing projects, please contact PNNL with this email link.

Rural Electric Cooperatives

Thank you to our collaboration partner, the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association's RADWIND Project team, for their instrumental role in and funding for the development of this dataset display. The full, downloadable dataset includes the owner, interconnecting utility, and power purchaser for each project (as applicable and when available). This will allow cooperatives to identify distributed wind projects in cooperative territories and whether the projects are cooperative-owned, consumer-member owned, or if the energy is purchased by a cooperative.