Geronimo Power develops 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. Geronimo Power’s farmer-friendly philosophy means our wind energy projects are designed with a primary focus on the concerns of landowners, farmers, and community members, which sets our projects up for long-term success throughout the development, construction, and operation phases.
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Artificial intelligence is moving quickly, but at Geronimo Power, we are approaching it with both curiosity and care. As a member of the company’s newly formed AI Advisory Committee, I am part of a cross-functional effort to help guide the safe, practical, and effective use of AI across the organization.
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The Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) stretches from Manitoba, Canada, down to the Gulf Coast, balancing tens of thousands of “nodes” of power generation. This part of the country is also an excellent location for wind and solar electricity generation.
