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PROJECT AT A GLANCE

The proposed Sunshine Wind Park in eastern Coconino County is a the most fully developed and market-ready wind project in Arizona. Approximately 40 state-of-the-art wind turbines will provide 60 megawatts of generating capacity, enough electricity to serve the average annual electricity needs of more than 14,000 homes, or the equivalent of 66% of Flagstaff residences.

The wind park is targeted for development in the 2008-09 timeframe, approximately 35 miles east of Flagstaff near the Meteor Crater exit along I-40. Turbines will be sited on a combination of Hopi private fee lands and private ranch lands.

The Sunshine Wind Park will help to ensure Arizona's power supply by harnessing the wind for abundant, reliable, inexhaustible, cost-competitive, pollution-free energy.

  • The wind farm will be located on lands leased from the Hopi Tribe, Bar-T-Bar Ranch and other private lands
  • Sunshine Arizona Wind Energy, LLC, the developer of Sunshine Wind Park, is a partnership of Northern Arizona investors and Foresight Wind Energy, LLC.

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