Our Projects
States Edge Energy Center
States Edge Energy Center is a proposed renewable energy generation facility expected to include 2+ gigawatts of wind power, located in Cimarron and Texas counties, Oklahoma. This project will create substantial economic opportunities for the resilient citizens in the Oklahoma Panhandle.
Creating Opportunity in the Oklahoma Panhandle
Since the Dust Bowl in the 1930s, decimated soil, clouds of dirt and struggling farming families were the images many associated with the Oklahoma Panhandle. Over the past 80 years, drought conditions, beating sun and consistent winds have continued to create constraints for farmers and ranchers in this area.
However, today the Panhandle is home to some of the nation’s richest energy resources. Wind and solar energy are now creating additional income for landowners, building bright futures for Panhandle communities and paving the way for America’s energy independence.
States Edge Energy Center represents at least a $4 billion capital investment in Northwest Oklahoma. During the life of the project, States Edge is projected to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in property taxes, lease payments to landowners, salaries to employees, and payments for local goods and services – resulting in a significant increase in economic activity in Texas and Cimarron Counties.
Local schools and county infrastructure will benefit from the increase in tax revenue.
A diverse energy blend is critical to providing economic stability and affordable, reliable energy for our country. States Edge Energy Center will provide enough sustainable energy to power up to one million American homes annually, bringing us one step closer to American energy independence.
Invenergy has held numerous public meetings and individual meetings with participating and prospective landowners since acquiring the development from CimTexCo in 2016. The project site also has a local office in Guymon where interested community members can visit us for additional information.
Invenergy is an active member of the Guymon Chamber of Commerce, Texhoma Chamber of Commerce and Cimarron County Chamber of Commerce. Occasional presentations will be given at these organizations, county commissioner meetings and city council meetings to keep the communities updated on the project.
This project is currently under development and is expected to begin operating by 2028.
Generation capacity totaling 2+ gigawatts.
Enough electricity to power up to one million American homes annually.
Represents a $4 billion capital investment in NW Oklahoma.
