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About the project
Aquilla Wind + Storage Project
Enel Green Power is developing a 300 MW wind + storage project that will provide sustainable, affordable energy, benefit the local economy and support grid resiliency for Hill County, Texas residents.
There are a few key ways the Aquilla Wind Project will generate benefits for Hill County:
- The Aquilla Wind Project is estimated to provide tens of millions of dollars in local tax revenue
- This project will create jobs in Hill County during and after construction to maintain the facility
- The Aquilla Wind Project will generate zero polluting emissions, protecting local habitats and promoting clean air and water
- Wind is considered low-impact land use, and turbines can coexist easily with agricultural land
- Farmers and ranchers who lease land to wind projects benefit from thousands of dollars of steady, supplemental income from regular rent payments
Throughout every project, our team collaborates with landowners and local leaders to create projects that generate value for the entire community.
Technology
Hybrid - Wind + Battery Storage
Status
In development
Capacity
300 MW + 150 MW battery storage
Landowners and acreage
100+ landowners and 30,000 acres
Creating social and economic opportunities for local communities
Learn more about the benefits of our projects
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.
Clark Bixler
Project Developer
Clark Bixler is currently responsible for the development of wind, solar, and battery storage in Oklahoma & Texas. He manages a team performing key development tasks including land acquisition, contract negotiation, title curative, permitting, environmental surveying, design and engineering and community outreach programs. Clark has led and managed numerous wind and solar projects that total over 3,000 MW.
Clark grew up and currently resides in a small town in northwest Oklahoma where he is actively involved with his family as the 4th generation in their cattle and farming operation. Clark obtained a B.S. in Agriculture Economics from Oklahoma State University. He enjoys St. Louis Cardinals baseball, Oklahoma State University athletics, quail hunting, working with cattle and traveling with his wife, Bethany.
Contact Us
Do you have any questions? We want to hear from you. If you have any inquiry about the project please contact the Project Developer at Communications.NorthAmerica@enel.com. For other questions please enter your information below and we will be in touch shortly.
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