Overview
- The Winchester-based facility entered commercial operation on January 27, delivering 150 MW of capacity.
- It is expected to produce electricity equal to the annual use of about 28,800 homes and businesses.
- EDP Renewables projects more than $88 million in local economic benefits, including $51.4 million in tax revenue and $35 million in landowner payments over the project’s life.
- Construction supported roughly 625 jobs, and the company reports over $565,000 in community contributions for workforce development and education.
- With Riverstart IV online, EDP Renewables now operates about 2 GW in Indiana—nearly 30% of the state’s wind and solar—while SEIA ranks the state third for solar additions this year.