List of power stations in Wisconsin

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Sources of Wisconsin utility-scale electricity generation in gigawatt-hours, full-year 2024: [1]
  1. Natural gas: 26,658 (40.7%)
  2. Coal: 20,816 (31.8%)
  3. Nuclear: 10,147 (15.5%)
  4. Solar: 2,939 (4.49%)
  5. Wind: 1,994 (3.04%)
  6. Hydroelectric: 1,905 (2.91%)
  7. Biomass: 943 (1.44%)
  8. Other: 107 (0.16%)

Nuclear power stations

PlantLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)
RefYear
opened
Note
Point Beach Nuclear Plant Two Rivers, Wisconsin 44°16′55″N87°32′10″W / 44.28181°N 87.53599°W / 44.28181; -87.53599 (Point Beach Nuclear Plant) 1250 [10] 1970/1972

Retired facilities:

Fossil-fuel power stations

Former Genoa coal power plant Former Genoa coal power plant.jpg
Former Genoa coal power plant

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference. [11]

Coal-fired

PlantLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)
RefYear
opened
Note
Columbia Energy Center Portage, Wisconsin 43°29′10″N89°25′13″W / 43.48611°N 89.42028°W / 43.48611; -89.42028 (Columbia Energy Center) 1137 [12] 1975/1978closing in 2029, potential transition to natural gas [13]
Edgewater Generating Station Sheboygan, Wisconsin 43°42′56″N87°42′23″W / 43.71556°N 87.70639°W / 43.71556; -87.70639 (Edgewater Station) 414 [14] 1985closing in 2028, proposed transition to natural gas [15]
Elm Road Generating Station Oak Creek, Wisconsin 42°50′57″N87°50′01″W / 42.8492°N 87.8336°W / 42.8492; -87.8336 (Elm Road Station) 1263 [16] 2010/2011
Genoa Generating Station Genoa, Wisconsin 43°33′33″N91°13′55″W / 43.55917°N 91.23194°W / 43.55917; -91.23194 (Genoa Station) 308 [17] 1969closed 2021 [18]
John P. Madgett Generating Station Alma, Wisconsin 44°18′11″N91°54′45″W / 44.30306°N 91.91250°W / 44.30306; -91.91250 (John P. Madgett Station) 390 [19] 1979
Oak Creek Power Plant Oak Creek, Wisconsin 42°50′45″N87°49′46″W / 42.8457°N 87.8294°W / 42.8457; -87.8294 (Oak Creek Plant) 1097 [20] 1959-1967closing late 2025 [21]
Weston Generating Station Weston, Wisconsin 44°51′31″N89°38′59″W / 44.85861°N 89.64972°W / 44.85861; -89.64972 (Weston Station) 879 [22] 1981/2008see also natural gas

Natural gas-fired

PlantLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)
Generation typeRefYear
opened
Note
Blackhawk Generating Station Beloit, Wisconsin 42°30′23″N89°01′56″W / 42.50639°N 89.03222°W / 42.50639; -89.03222 (Blackhawk Station) 50 Steam turbine [23] 1946/19481913 coal plant.
closed 2010 [24]
Blount Generating Station Madison, Wisconsin 43°04′45″N89°22′27″W / 43.07917°N 89.37417°W / 43.07917; -89.37417 (Blount Station) 95Steam turbine (x2) [25] 1957/1961
Concord Generating Station Watertown, Wisconsin 43°10′05″N88°41′13″W / 43.16806°N 88.68694°W / 43.16806; -88.68694 (Concord Station) 364 Simple cycle (x4) [26] 1993/1994
De Pere Energy Center De Pere, Wisconsin 44°26′55″N88°04′19″W / 44.4486°N 88.0720°W / 44.4486; -88.0720 (De Pere Energy Center) 167Simple cycle [27] 1999
Fox Energy Center Town of Kaukauna, Wisconsin 44°19′14″N88°12′32″W / 44.3205°N 88.2089°W / 44.3205; -88.2089 (Fox Energy Center) 5682x1 combined cycle [28] 2005/2006
Germantown Gas Turbine Germantown, Wisconsin 43°11′46″N88°09′01″W / 43.19611°N 88.15028°W / 43.19611; -88.15028 (Germantown Plant) 81Simple cycle [29] 2000see also petrol
Neenah Power Plant Neenah, Wisconsin 44°11′37″N88°30′23″W / 44.1936°N 88.5064°W / 44.1936; -88.5064 (Neenah Plant) 299Simple cycle (x2) [30] 2000
Paris Generating Station Town of Paris,
near Union Grove, Wisconsin
42°39′57″N88°00′47″W / 42.66583°N 88.01306°W / 42.66583; -88.01306 (Paris Station) 362Simple cycle (x4) [31] 1995
Port Washington Generating Station Port Washington, Wisconsin 43°58′37″N87°52′12″W / 43.97694°N 87.87000°W / 43.97694; -87.87000 (Port Washington Station) 12042x1 combined cycle (x2) [32] 2005/2008
Pulliam Power Plant Green Bay, Wisconsin 44°32′24″N88°00′31″W / 44.5400°N 88.0086°W / 44.5400; -88.0086 (Pulliam Power Plant) 80Simple cycle [27] 2003closed 2018 [33]
Riverside Energy Center Town of Beloit, Wisconsin 42°34′58″N89°02′07″W / 42.58278°N 89.03528°W / 42.58278; -89.03528 (Riverside Energy Center) 5672x1 combined cycle [34] 2004
RockGen Energy Center Town of Christiana, Wisconsin 42°58′37″N89°02′55″W / 42.97694°N 89.04861°W / 42.97694; -89.04861 (RockGen Energy Center) 489Simple cycle (x3) [35] 2001
Sheboygan Falls Plant Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin 43°45′06″N87°52′41″W / 43.7518°N 87.8781°W / 43.7518; -87.8781 (Sheboygan Falls Plant) 306Simple cycle (x2) [36] 2005
South Fond Du Lac Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin 43°44′07″N88°29′48″W / 43.7353°N 88.4967°W / 43.7353; -88.4967 (South Fond Du Lac) 344Simple cycle (x4) [37] 1993-1996
Valley Power Plant Milwaukee, Wisconsin 43°01′47″N87°55′26″W / 43.02972°N 87.92389°W / 43.02972; -87.92389 (Valley Plant) 263Steam turbine (x2) [38] 1968/1969
West Campus Cogeneration Facility Madison, Wisconsin 43°04′30″N89°25′30″W / 43.0751°N 89.4251°W / 43.0751; -89.4251 (West Campus Cogen) 1261x1 combined cycle [39] 2005
West Marinette Plant Marinette, Wisconsin 45°05′13″N87°41′17″W / 45.0869°N 87.6881°W / 45.0869; -87.6881 (West Marinette Plant) 154Simple cycle (x4) [27] 1971-2000
Weston Generating Station Weston, Wisconsin 44°51′31″N89°38′59″W / 44.85861°N 89.64972°W / 44.85861; -89.64972 (Weston Station) 75Simple cycle [22] 1960see also coal
Wheaton Generating Plant Town of Wheaton, Wisconsin 44°53′09″N91°30′57″W / 44.88583°N 91.51583°W / 44.88583; -91.51583 (Wheaton Plant) 186Simple cycle (x4) [40] 1973
Whitewater Cogeneration Plant Whitewater, Wisconsin 42°51′19″N88°43′48″W / 42.85528°N 88.73000°W / 42.85528; -88.73000 (Whitewater Cogen) 2611x1 combined cycle [41] 1997

Petroleum-fired

PlantLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)
Generation typeRefYear
opened
Note
Epic Verona Power Plant Verona, Wisconsin 42°59′48″N89°34′07″W / 42.9968°N 89.5687°W / 42.9968; -89.5687 (Epic Verona) 41 Reciprocating engine (x18) [11] 2009/2013
French Island Generating Plant La Crosse, Wisconsin 43°49′45″N91°15′35″W / 43.8292°N 91.2597°W / 43.8292; -91.2597 (French Island Plant) 122Simple cycle (x2) [42] 1974see also biomass/refuse
Germantown Power Plant Germantown, Wisconsin 43°11′46″N88°009′01″W / 43.19611°N 88.15028°W / 43.19611; -88.15028 (Germantown Plant) 189Simple cycle (x4) [29] 1978see also gas
Manitowoc Power Plant Manitowoc, Wisconsin 44°04′55″N87°39′21″W / 44.082°N 87.6558°W / 44.082; -87.6558 (Manitowoc Plant) 58Steam turbine [43] 2007petroleum coke; see also biomass/refuse

Renewable power stations

Wisconsin wind power map Wisconsin Wind power.webp
Wisconsin wind power map

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference. [11] Renew Wisconsin [44] maintains additional data on the state's renewable generation resources.

Biomass and refuse

NameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)
Fuel
type
RefYear
opened
Note
Ameresco JanesvilleRock County 42°42′30″N89°01′15″W / 42.7083°N 89.0208°W / 42.7083; -89.0208 (Ameresco Janesville) 3.0landfill gas2004
Bay Front PlantAshland County 46°35′14″N90°54′06″W / 46.5872°N 90.9017°W / 46.5872; -90.9017 (Bay Front Plant) 47.0wood/
wood waste
[45] 1952co-fired with
natural gas
Berlin LandfillGreen Lake County 43°57′37″N88°54′57″W / 43.9603°N 88.9158°W / 43.9603; -88.9158 (Berlin Landfill) 2.4landfill gas2001
Dairyland WTE PlantBrown County 44°32′24″N87°48′20″W / 44.5401°N 87.8056°W / 44.5401; -87.8056 (Dairyland WTE) 1.4biogas2012
Dane Community DigesterDane County 43°13′02″N89°28′45″W / 43.2172°N 89.4792°W / 43.2172; -89.4792 (Dane Digester) 2.0 biogas 2011
Deertrack Park LandfillJefferson County 43°05′24″N88°44′23″W / 43.0900°N 88.7397°W / 43.0900; -88.7397 (Berlin Landfill) 6.4landfill gas2006/2007
FCPC Renewable GenerationMilwaukee County 43°01′48″N87°56′27″W / 43.0300°N 87.9409°W / 43.0300; -87.9409 (FCPC Generation) 2.0biogas2013
Fiber Recovery LandfillMarathon County 44°53′15″N89°23′09″W / 44.8875°N 89.3859°W / 44.8875; -89.3859 (Fiber Recovery Landfill) 2.4landfill gas2008
Flambeau River PapersPrice County 45°56′08″N90°26′50″W / 45.9356°N 90.4472°W / 45.9356; -90.4472 (Flambeau River Paper) 5.7wood/
wood waste
[46] 1982
French Island Generating Plant La Crosse County 43°49′45″N91°15′35″W / 43.8292°N 91.2597°W / 43.8292; -91.2597 (French Island) 16.0wood/
wood waste/
refuse
[47] 1940/1948co-fired with petrol
GL Dairy BiogasDane County 43°07′28″N89°32′42″W / 43.1244°N 89.5450°W / 43.1244; -89.5450 (GL Dairy) 2.0biogas2013
GreenWhey EnergyPolk County 45°23′25″N92°09′45″W / 45.3903°N 92.1625°W / 45.3903; -92.1625 (GreenWhey Energy) 3.2biogas2013
Holsum DairyCalumet County 44°06′54″N88°13′02″W / 44.1150°N 88.2172°W / 44.1150; -88.2172 (Holsum Dairy) 2.2biogas2001/2006
Kaukauna Paper Mill Outagamie County 44°16′57″N88°15′12″W / 44.2826°N 88.2534°W / 44.2826; -88.2534 (Kaukauna Mill) 32.6wood/
wood waste
[48] 1951/1962/
1977
Manitowoc Power PlantManitowoc County 44°04′55″N87°39′21″W / 44.0820°N 87.6558°W / 44.0820; -87.6558 (Manitowoc) 44.0wood/
wood waste
[49] 1955/1962
Metro Landfill GRMilwaukee County 42°51′02″N88°04′11″W / 42.8506°N 88.0697°W / 42.8506; -88.0697 (Metro Landfill) 3.2landfill gas2000
Mosinee Mill Marathon County 44°47′17″N89°41′30″W / 44.7881°N 89.6917°W / 44.7881; -89.6917 (Mosinee Mill) 48.0wood/
wood waste
1951/1976
MMSD WastewaterMilwaukee County 42°53′13″N87°50′32″W / 42.8869°N 87.8422°W / 42.8869; -87.8422 (MMSD Wastewater) 5.0biogas2000/2009/
2010
Nekoosa Paper MillWood County 44°18′51″N89°53′47″W / 44.3142°N 89.8964°W / 44.3142; -89.8964 (Nekoosa Mill) 12.5wood/
wood waste
[50] 1991
Outagamie Landfill CogenOutagamie County 44°17′13″N88°20′02″W / 44.2869°N 88.3339°W / 44.2869; -88.3339 (Outagamie Landfill) 6.4landfill gas2007/2016
Pheasant Run Landfill GRKenosha County 42°34′57″N88°02′37″W / 42.5825°N 88.0436°W / 42.5825; -88.0436 (Pheasant Run Landfill) 8.8landfill gas1992/1996/
2000/2002
Richland CenterRichland County 43°18′52″N90°22′23″W / 43.3144°N 90.3731°W / 43.3144; -90.3731 (Richland) 1.6biogas2013
Ridgeview Landfill GRManitowoc County 44°10′30″N87°49′43″W / 44.1750°N 87.8285°W / 44.1750; -87.8285 (Ridgeview Landfill) 6.4landfill gas2002/2006
Rothschild Biomass Cogen FacilityMarathon County 44°53′16″N89°37′47″W / 44.8878°N 89.6297°W / 44.8878; -89.6297 (Rothschild Biomass Cogen) 46.1wood/
wood waste
[51] 2013
Timberline Trail Landfill GRRusk County 45°27′12″N91°21′30″W / 45.4533°N 91.3583°W / 45.4533; -91.3583 (Timberline Trail Landfill) 4.0landfill gas2006
Winnebago Landfill GRWinnebago County 44°04′59″N88°32′28″W / 44.0830°N 88.5411°W / 44.0830; -88.5411 (Winnebago Landfill) 3.9landfill gas2000/2007/
2010/2019
Wisconsin Rapids Pulp MillWood County 44°53′16″N89°37′47″W / 44.8878°N 89.6297°W / 44.8878; -89.6297 (Rothschild Biomass Cogen) 64.7wood/
wood waste
[52] 1968/1991

Hydroelectric

PlantLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)
RefYear
opened
Notes
Appleton PowerhouseOutagamie County 44°15′14″N88°24′34″W / 44.25393°N 88.40956°W / 44.25393; -88.40956 (Appleton Powerhouse) 2.2 [55] [56] 1901
Big Fall HydroRusk County 44°37′10″N89°00′54″W / 44.6194°N 89.0149°W / 44.6194; -89.0149 (Big Falls Hydro) 3.319221.1 MW added 1993
Big Falls Mill PondWaupaca County 44°37′10″N89°00′54″W / 44.61946°N 89.01502°W / 44.61946; -89.01502 (Big Falls 1907437 Dam) 0.41926
Biron Falls HydroWood County 44°25′56″N89°46′45″W / 44.4321°N 89.7791°W / 44.4321; -89.7791 (Biron Falls Hydro) 5.418962.6 MW added 1921
Castle Rock Hydro Adams County 43°51′56″N89°57′05″W / 43.8656°N 89.9514°W / 43.8656; -89.9514 (Castle Rock Hydro) 15.01950
Chippewa Falls HydroChippewa County 44°55′56″N91°23′21″W / 44.9321°N 91.3891°W / 44.9321; -91.3891 (Chippewa Falls Hydro) 21.61928
Cornell HydroChippewa County 45°09′50″N91°09′27″W / 45.164°N 91.1574°W / 45.164; -91.1574 (Cornell Hydro) 35.31976
Dells HydroEau Claire County 44°49′41″N91°30′40″W / 44.8281°N 91.5111°W / 44.8281; -91.5111 (Dells Hydro) 12.31923
DuBay HydroPortage County 44°28′27″N89°29′42″W / 44.4741°N 89.495°W / 44.4741; -89.495 (DuBay Hydro) 7.21942
Flambeau Hydro StationRusk County 45°29′30″N91°02′50″W / 45.4918°N 91.0472°W / 45.4918; -91.0472 (Flambeau Hydro) 22.01951
Grandfather Falls Hydro Lincoln County 45°18′07″N89°47′30″W / 45.3019°N 89.7917°W / 45.3019; -89.7917 (Grandfather Falls Hydro) 17.21938
Holcombe Hydro Chippewa County 45°13′25″N91°07′38″W / 45.2236°N 91.1272°W / 45.2236; -91.1272 (Holcombe Hydro) 33.91950
Jim Falls Hydro Chippewa County 45°03′04″N91°16′26″W / 45.051°N 91.274°W / 45.051; -91.274 (Jim Falls Hydro) 59.81988
Kilbourn Hydro Columbia County 43°37′33″N89°46′51″W / 43.6258°N 89.7808°W / 43.6258; -89.7808 (Kilbourn Hydro) 10 [54] 1926units added
1935-1939
Ladysmith HydroRusk County 45°27′53″N91°05′00″W / 45.4647°N 91.0832°W / 45.4647; -91.0832 (Ladysmith Hydro) 1.019400.4 MW added 1983
Little Quinnesec Falls HydroMarinette County 45°46′25″N87°59′22″W / 45.7736°N 87.9894°W / 45.7736; -87.9894 (Little Quinnesec Falls Hydro) 9.01900units added
1909-1916
Middle Appleton HydroOutagamie County 44°15′26″N88°24′17″W / 44.257303°N 88.404806°W / 44.257303; -88.404806 (Middle Appleton Hydro) 1.2 [57] 1950
Petenwell Hydro Juneau County 44°03′26″N90°01′18″W / 44.0572°N 90.0217°W / 44.0572; -90.0217 (Petenwell Hydro) 20.01949
Prairie Du Sac Hydro Sauk County 43°18′36″N89°43′40″W / 43.3099°N 89.7278°W / 43.3099; -89.7278 (Prairie Du Sac Hydro) 31 [54] 1915units added
1920-1922,
1938-1940
St Croix Falls Hydro Polk County 45°24′42″N92°38′49″W / 45.4117°N 92.6469°W / 45.4117; -92.6469 (St Croix Falls Hydro) 23.21910units added
1917, 1923
Stevens Point HydroPortage County 44°30′58″N89°35′09″W / 44.5161°N 89.5858°W / 44.5161; -89.5858 (Stevens Point Hydro) 4.81918
Twin Falls HydroFlorence County 45°52′22″N88°04′15″W / 45.8728°N 88.0708°W / 45.8728; -88.0708 (Twin Falls Hydro) 9.22016
Whiting HydroPortage County 44°29′14″N89°34′34″W / 44.4873°N 89.5760°W / 44.4873; -89.5760 (Whiting Hydro) 5.1 [58] 18911.2 MW added 1993
Wisconsin Rapids HydroWood County 44°23′38″N89°49′30″W / 44.3939°N 89.8250°W / 44.3939; -89.8250 (Wisconsin Rapids Hydro) 8.819034.6 MW added 1920
Wissota Hydro Chippewa County 44°56′16″N91°20′26″W / 44.9378°N 91.3406°W / 44.9378; -91.3406 (Wissota Hydro) 39.41917

Wind

Project nameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MW)
RefYear
opened
Note
Blue Sky Green Field Wind Energy Center Towns of Marshfield and Calumet
in Fond du Lac County
43°52′46″N88°16′15″W / 43.8794°N 88.2708°W / 43.8794; -88.2708 (Blue Sky Green Field Wind) 145 [59] 2008
Butler Ridge Wind Energy Center Dodge County 43°24′01″N88°28′52″W / 43.4003°N 88.4811°W / 43.4003; -88.4811 (Butler Ridge Wind) 54 [60] 2009
Cashton Greens Wind Farm Cashton, Wisconsin at the
Organic Valley corporate headquarters
43°44′02″N90°48′18″W / 43.7339°N 90.8050°W / 43.7339; -90.8050 (Cashton Greens Wind) 5.0 [61] 2012
Cedar Ridge Wind FarmTowns of Eden and Empire
in Fond du Lac County
43°41′33″N88°19′47″W / 43.6926°N 88.3297°W / 43.6926; -88.3297 (Cedar Ridge Wind) 68 [62] 2008
Forward Wind Energy Center Near Brownsville, Wisconsin in
Dodge and Fond du Lac Counties
43°37′1″N88°29′28″W / 43.61694°N 88.49111°W / 43.61694; -88.49111 (Forward Wind) 129 [63] 2008
Galactic Wind FarmNear Waunakee, Wisconsin
in Dane County
43°10′30″N89°33′01″W / 43.1751°N 89.5503°W / 43.1751; -89.5503 (Galactic Wind) 10 [64] 2012
Glacier Hills Wind ParkTowns of Randolph and Scott
in Columbia County
43°33′50″N89°08′53″W / 43.5638°N 89.1480°W / 43.5638; -89.1480 (Glacier Hills Wind) 162 [65] 2011
Monfort Wind Energy CenterTown of Eden
in Iowa County, Wisconsin
42°57′45″N90°23′12″W / 42.9625°N 90.3867°W / 42.9625; -90.3867 (Monfort Wind) 30 [66] 2002
Quilt Block Wind Farm Lafayette County 42°40′24″N90°15′55″W / 42.6733°N 90.2653°W / 42.6733; -90.2653 (Quilt Block Wind) 98 [67] 2017
Rosiere Wind Farm Towns of Lincoln and Red River
in Kewaunee County
44°40′10″N87°38′00″W / 44.6695°N 87.6333°W / 44.6695; -87.6333 (Rosiere Wind) 11 [68] [69] 1999
Shirley Windpower Brown County 44°20′53″N87°55′40″W / 44.3481°N 87.9278°W / 44.3481; -87.9278 (Shirley Wind) 20 [70] 2010

Solar

Project nameLocationCoordinatesCapacity
(MWAC)
RefYear
opened
Note
Arcadia SolarTrempealeau County 44°14′36″N91°27′30″W / 44.2434°N 91.4582°W / 44.2434; -91.4582 (Arcadia Solar) 5.0 [71] [72] 2019
Cashton SolarMonroe County 43°44′13″N90°48′18″W / 43.7370°N 90.8050°W / 43.7370; -90.8050 (Cashton Solar) 2.0 [71] [73] [74] 2019
Cumberland SolarBarron County 45°30′40″N92°01′30″W / 45.5110°N 92.0250°W / 45.5110; -92.0250 (Cumberland Solar) 2.5 [71] [72] 2019
Eau Claire Solar GardenEau Claire County 44°47′05″N91°31′26″W / 44.7846°N 91.5239°W / 44.7846; -91.5239 (Eau Claire Solar Garden) 1.0 [75] 2018
Fennimore SolarGrant County 42°58′16″N90°39′43″W / 42.9710°N 90.6620°W / 42.9710; -90.6620 (Fennimore Solar) 3.0 [71] [72] [76] 2019
Flambeau SolarPrice County 45°44′12″N90°28′16″W / 45.7368°N 90.4710°W / 45.7368; -90.4710 (Flambeau Solar) 2.5 [77] 2017
Hodag SolarOneida County 45°36′29″N89°26′35″W / 45.608°N 89.443°W / 45.608; -89.443 (Hodag Solar) 7.5 [78] 2022
Medford DPC SolarTaylor County 45°09′47″N90°22′22″W / 45.1630°N 90.3729°W / 45.1630; -90.3729 (Medford Solar) 2.0 [79] 2017
New Auburn DPC SolarChippewa County 45°12′36″N91°26′07″W / 45.2100°N 91.4353°W / 45.2100; -91.4353 (New Auburn Solar) 2.5 [79] 2018
New Lisbon SolarJuneau County 43°52′59″N90°08′10″W / 43.8830°N 90.1360°W / 43.8830; -90.1360 (New Lisbon Solar) 2.5 [71] [80] 2019
Rock River SolarRock County 42°34′44″N89°01′59″W / 42.5788°N 89.0330°W / 42.5788; -89.0330 (Rock River Solar) 2.1 [81] [82] 2016
Strix SolarDane County 42°58′19″N89°23′36″W / 42.9719°N 89.3932°W / 42.9719; -89.3932 (Strix Solar) 6 [83] 2025
Two Creeks Solar Park Manitowoc County 44°14′52″N 87°32′36″W 150 [84] 2020
Tyto SolarDane County 42°59′19″N89°22′37″W / 42.9885°N 89.3770°W / 42.9885; -89.3770 (Tyto Solar) 6 [85] 2024
Warren DPC SolarSt Croix County 44°57′35″N92°31′06″W / 44.9596°N 92.5182°W / 44.9596; -92.5182 (Warren Solar) 2.2 [79] 2017

See also

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