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EDP Renewables

EDP Renewables (Euronext: EDPR) is a leading, global renewable energy company devoted to value creation, innovation and sustainability. We operate in markets around the globe and are continuously expanding our business to new regions, making the commitment to lead in each market as well as create value for our stakeholders and shareholders.

We entered the US market in 2007 with the acquisition of Horizon Wind Energy LLC from Goldman Sachs. Since then, EDPR more than doubled its wind-power production, making it one of the world’s largest producers. The US is EDPR’s biggest market in terms of installed capacity and production.

EDPR NA is based in Houston, Texas, and maintains offices and wind farms across the United States. The American platform has seen rapid growth since 2007, operating c. 6.3 GW.

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North America Wind Farms

EDP Renewables North America ranks fourth in the United States in terms of net installed capacity, has more than 2,300 turbines in operation and more than 40 million hours of wind turbine operational history. EDP Renewables North America operates 49 wind farms across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Western Region

Elkhorn Valley Wind Farm
(100.65 MW), Union County, OR

Kittitas Valley Wind Farm
(100.8 MW), Kittitas County, WA

Rattlesnake Road Wind Farm
(102.9 MW), Gilliam County, OR

Rising Tree I Wind Farm
(79.2 MW), Kern County, CA

Rising Tree II Wind Farm
(19.8 MW), Kern County, CA

Rising Tree III Wind Farm
(99 MW), Kern County, CA

Wheat Field Wind Farm
(96.6 MW), Gilliam County, OR

Canada

South Branch Wind Farm
(30 MW), Township of South Dundas, ON

Central Region

Arbuckle Mountain Wind Farm
(100 MW), Carter and Murray Counties, OK

Blue Canyon I Wind Farm
(74.25 MW), Caddo and Comanche Counties, OK

Blue Canyon II Wind Farm
(151.2 MW), Caddo, Comanche and Kiowa Counties, OK

Blue Canyon V Wind Farm
(99 MW), Comanche County, OK

Blue Canyon VI Wind Farm
(99 MW), Caddo County, OK

Lone Star I Wind Farm
(200 MW), Shackelford County, TX

Lone Star II Wind Farm
(200 MW), Shackelford County, TX

Los Mirasoles Wind Farm
(250 MW), Hidalgo and Starr Counties, TX

Lost Lakes Wind Farm
(100.65 MW), Dickinson County, IA

Meridian Way I Wind Farm
(99 MW), Cloud County, KS

Meridian Way II Wind Farm
(102 MW), Cloud County, KS

Pioneer Prairie I Wind Farm
(198 MW), Howard and Mitchell
Counties, IA

Pioneer Prairie II Wind Farm
(102.3 MW), Howard and Mitchell Counties, IA

Prairie Queen Wind Farm
(200 MW), Allen County, KS

Prairie Star Wind Farm
(100.65 MW), Mower County, MN

Quilt Block Wind Farm
(98 MW), Lafayette County, WI

Redbed Plains Wind Farm
(99.1 MW), Grady County, OK

Turtle Creek Wind Farm
(199 MW), Mitchell County, IA

Waverly Wind Farm
(199 MW), Coffey County, KS

Mexico

Eólica de Coahuila Wind Farm
(199.5 MW), Mexico Ciy, MX

Eastern Region

Amazon Wind Farm Ohio-Timber Road
(100.8 MW), Paulding County, OH

Arkwright Summit Wind Farm
(78.4 MW) Chautauqua County, NY

Headwaters Wind Farm
(200 MW), Randolph County, IN

Hog Creek Wind Project
(66 MW), Hardin County, OH

Jericho Rise Wind Farm
(77.7 MW), Franklin County, NY

Madison Wind Farm
(11.55 MW), Madison County, NY

Maple Ridge I Wind Farm
(231 MW), Lewis County, NY

Maple Ridge II Wind Farm
(90.75 MW), Lewis County, NY

Marble River Wind Farm
(215.25 MW), Clinton County, NY

Meadow Lake I Wind Farm
(199.65 MW), White County, IN

Meadow Lake II Wind Farm
(99 MW), White County, IN

Meadow Lake III Wind Farm
(103.5 MW), White County, IN

Meadow Lake IV Wind Farm
(98.7 MW), White County, IN

Meadow Lake V Wind Farm
(100 MW), White County, IN

Meadow Lake VI Wind Farm
(200.4 MW), Benton County, IN

Rail Splitter Wind Farm
(100.5 MW), Tazewell and Logan Counties, IL

Timber Road II Wind Farm
(99 MW), Paulding County, OH

Top Crop I Wind Farm
(102 MW), La Salle County, IL

Top Crop II Wind Farm
(198 MW), Grundy County, IL

Twin Groves I Wind Farm
(198 MW), McLean County, IL

Twin Groves II Wind Farm
(198 MW), McLean County, IL

North America Solar Parks

EDPR NA commissioned its first solar park in January 2015 in San Bernardino County, California. Lone Valley Solar Park has an installed capacity of 30 MW with the ability to power more than 7,000 average American homes with clean, renewable energy each year. Lone Valley Solar Park represents EDPR’s vision, of driving innovation and supporting sustainable energy generation, in action.

EDPR NA expanded our solar presence in December 2017 with the commissioning of Cameron, Estill, and Hampton Solar Parks in South Carolina. Each site has an installed capacity of 20 MW, powering more than 15,000 homes.

Western Region

Lone Valley Solar Park
(30 MW), Western Mojave Desert

Eastern Region

Cameron Solar Park
(20 MW), Calhoun County, SC

Estill Solar Park
(20 MW), Hampton County, SC

Hampton Solar Park
(20 MW), Hampton County, SC