Installed capacity of 101-megawatts of renewable energy
Project overview
Lost Lakes Wind Farm is located approximately three miles west of the town of Milford in northwest Iowa on agricultural and pasture land in Dickinson County. The land is mainly used to grow corn and soybeans, and the Little Sioux River runs along the east side of the project area. Lost Lakes Wind Farm includes farmland in the Lakeville, Okoboji, Excelsior, and West Port townships.
Lost Lakes Wind Farm yields significantly in the form of payments to landowners, local spending, and annual community investment. Lost Lakes Wind Farm is also compatible with other land uses and provides a stable form of income to local landowners.
Capital investment
Paid to local governments
Paid to landowners
Spent locally
114 construction jobs and 7 permanent jobs created
Renewable energy technology
Energy security
Turbines
Wind energy in the U.S.
Lost Lakes saves more than 179 million gallons of water each year and prevents the air pollution that causes smog, acid rain, and climate change.
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