We are proud to stand side by side with local residents, skilled tradespeople and landowners as we bring hundreds of jobs and invest millions of dollars in local economies through our renewable energy projects.
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About the project
Sugar Pine Solar + Storage Project
Enel Green Power is developing a 300 MW solar + 150 MW storage project that will provide sustainable, affordable energy and a positive economic impact on Klamath County, Oregon.
There are a few key ways the Sugar Pine Solar Project will generate benefits for Klamath County:
- The Sugar Pine Solar Project is estimated to provide millions in local tax revenue that can be used to fund schools and infrastructure, directly benefiting the community
- The project will create local jobs during and after construction through facility maintenance
- The project will generate zero emissions, protect local habitats and promote clean air and water
- Solar is considered a low-impact land use and will not harm surrounding timber operations
Our team collaborates with local community members and officials on every project to help generate value for everyone involved. Your input is valued and encouraged. Please don’t hesitate to contact the project’s development manager, Virginia Wiseman, with any questions about the project.
Technology
Hybrid - Solar + Storage
Status
Permitting
Capacity
300 MW solar + 150 MW battery storage
Landowners and acreage
1 landowner and up to 3,297 acres
Creating social and economic opportunities for local communities
Learn more about the benefits of our projects
Virginia Wiseman
Director, Regional Development
Virginia Wiseman is responsible for all aspects of solar energy development and project management, including land acquisition, title curative, design and engineering, environmental and permitting, and community outreach at Sugar Pine. She is currently part of a team of development managers, implementing commercially strategic projects throughout Oregon.
Virginia joined Enel Green Power in September 2020. In addition to her work in Oregon, she is overseeing the growth of Enel Green Power's pipeline of greenfield wind, solar, and battery storage projects in the U.S. West. She began her career in renewables in 2016, prior to which she was working in various non-profit and government service roles.
Virginia grew up in west-central Illinois in a small farming community, where she raised chickens for her egg business and sold firewood, both as FFA projects. After a few stints in various parts of the country and globe, she moved to Oregon in 2014, where she has been enjoying all that the amazing Oregon outdoors has to offer.
Contact Us
Do you have any questions? We want to hear from you. If you have any inquiries about the project please contact the Project Developer at virginia.wiseman@enel.com. For other questions please enter your information below and we will be in touch shortly.
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