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What is the Anticline Wind Project?

The Anticline Wind Project is a proposed wind generating facility that will be located approximately 22 miles north of Casper, Wyoming, near Interchange 210 on I-25 North and the unincorporated community of Antelope Hills. Anticline Wind Project will use up to 52 turbines to generate up to 175MW of electricity, or about 1.6 times the electricity needed to power up all of Natrona County residential customers. Enyo Renewable Energy is working with landowners, Natrona County, and its citizen boards throughout this process. Completion of the Anticline Wind Project will help generate substantial economic benefits in Natrona County. Additionally, the Anticline Wind Project will generate property tax revenue for Natrona County taxing entities. The benefiting entities include the schools, hospital, recreation services, and the library system among others. This project will also create construction jobs, boost the lodging industry, and bring other sources of revenue to local businesses.
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A Letter From Anticline Wind Project

By Christine Mikell of Enyo Renewable Energy

Over the past 15 years, myself and the team at Enyo Renewable Energy have forged a path to sustainability across the Intermountain West. Through successful collaboration between policymakers, utilities, landowners, business stakeholders, and civic leaders, we have established a foundation for leadership in developing renewable energy solutions.
Now, we are pleased to announce we are building upon that foundation. We have proposed the building of the Anticline Wind Park, which has the potential to deliver clean, homegrown energy for years to come.
Wind energy development is not just about clean air, clean water, and unlimited energy – it’s about stimulating rural economies and making a difference in the lives of rural landowners and rural communities. It’s these positive human benefits and the environmental advantages for the use of renewable energy that are the most rewarding aspects of working in the wind energy industry. We look forward to keeping you apprised of our progress and welcome your feedback.
Warm Regards,
Christine Mikell
Project Lead – Anticline Wind Project

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The Anticline Wind Project will bring the following to the Casper, WY area.

175

Megawatts

52

Turbines

190

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