MidAmerican cancels wind farm planned for Madison County
Credit: KCCI | Aug 4, 2022 | www.kcci.com ~~
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MADISON COUNTY, Iowa – MidAmerican has canceled a planned wind farm project in Madison County.
The utility company says it canceled the Arbor Hill project, sharing the following statement with KCCI:
“After evaluating the changing parameters in Madison County, including the reduction in the number of turbines we could construct as part of the agreement, MidAmerican has determined that we are unable to move forward with the project.
“While the project in Madison County won’t proceed, we have proudly partnered with more than 4,000 landowners across Iowa to host wind turbines that are critical to our ability to deliver customers clean, renewable energy – in 2021, that amounted to more than 88% of the energy our Iowa customers used.”
Thirty turbines were planned for the area.
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