Hope Ridge Wind Project
Enel Green Power is developing a 334 MW wind project that will provide sustainable, affordable energy, benefit the local economy, and support grid resiliency for Dickinson County, Kansas residents.
There are several key ways the Hope Ridge Wind Project will generate benefits for Dickinson County:
- The Hope Ridge Wind Project is estimated to provide tens of millions in local tax revenue
- This project will create jobs in Dickinson County during and after construction to maintain the facility
- Hope Ridge Wind Project will generate zero polluting emissions, protecting local habitats and promoting clean air and water
Throughout every project, our team collaborates one-on-one with landowners and local officials to create projects that generate value for the entire community. Enel Green Power is one of the largest wind operators in Kansas, with over a decade of experience supporting rural communities across the state. Our project development team is based in Lenexa, Kansas.
Technology
Wind
Status
In development
Capacity
334 MW
Landowners and acreage
150 landowners and 40,000 acres
Enel Green Power’s Wind Journey in the US and Canada
Follow the path and see how Enel Green Power develops, builds and operates every project with extensive expertise, while respecting the environment, communities and landowners.
Jon Beck
Jon has a background in civil engineering and has worked in the field as an Engineer and Site Manager of renewable projects for the last 10 years. In that time, he has completed 13 wind projects ranging from ranches in Montana to oil fields in the Permian Basin. Given his background, he has intimate knowledge of equipment and methods for construction while understanding installation concerns around cattle, drain tile, terraces, and oil. Jon has recently moved to the position of Development Manager to apply his knowledge to future projects.
Ian Watkins
Originally from Northeastern Oklahoma, Ian served in the United States Navy for 5 years working in a Mine Countermeasures unit. After leaving the military, he attended Texas Tech University where he earned his degree in Wind Energy. Ian has been working in the wind industry since 2017. He got his start in turbine transportation and logistics specializing in transportation by barge, train, and truck. Ian brings a broad skillset and unique perspective to an already skilled development team.
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