The green energy and sustainability benefits that wind energy projects provide aren’t the only positive impacts wind farms offer. Listen to community members in the Crocker Wind Farm in Clark County, South Dakota speak about the Crocker Community Fund, a charitable fund that supports local organizations and neighbors.
At National Grid Renewables, we develop wind farms throughout the United States in locations where there is robust wind resource, suitable transmission access, and receptive communities. This combination is crucial for successful wind energy development projects that deliver low cost energy to customers across America. Our farmer-founded philosophy ensures our wind energy projects are designed with a primary focus on the concerns of our landowners, farmers, and community members, which sets our projects up for long-term success throughout the development, construction and operation phases.
James Simmons,
EHS Training Program Manager
Before he transitioned to his new role as EHS Training Program Manager, James Simmons, James Simmons worked as a wind technician at our Crocker Wind Farm in Clark County, South Dakota. Step into his shoes as James takes us on a behind-the-scenes journey through a day in his life as a wind technician.
The green energy and sustainability benefits that wind energy projects provide aren’t the only positive impacts wind farms offer. Listen to community members in the Crocker Wind Farm in Clark County, South Dakota speak about the Crocker Community Fund, a charitable fund that supports local organizations and neighbors.
National Grid Renewables, formerly known as Geronimo Energy, celebrates its Crocker Wind Farm with community members, landowners and project partners. Crocker Wind Farm will contribute significant tax revenue for the local and state economies, as well create new construction and long-term permanent jobs.
On August 13, 2019, National Grid Renewables, formerly known as Geronimo Energy, hosted a celebration event for the Crocker Wind Farm, a wind energy project located in Clark County, South Dakota. Community members, landowners and project partners were all in attendance.
Community members, business owners and local officials in a previous wind development describe the community benefits the project has brought to their county and rural towns.
Community members, business owners and local officials in a previous wind development describe the positive economic impacts the project has brought to their community, including new tax revenue for infrastructure and schools, job creation and an influx of spending at local businesses.
Community members in National Grid Renewables’, formerly known as Geronimo Energy, wind farms discuss how their lives have benefited from local wind farms and how these projects have positively impacted their rural communities.
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