150th Street , Perry, IA 50220(Dallas County)

The portfolio of wind turbines each have a rated capacity of 2 MW and a hub height of 80 meters with rotor diameters ranging from 93 to 111 meters, and total tower heights of 126.50 to 135.60 meters. Two of the 13 wind turbines came online in 2012, whereas the remaining 11 turbines came online in 2017. The Power Purchase Agreements are through CIPCO for the 2 wind turbines located in Story County and the remaining 11 wind turbines have a Power Purchase Agreement through Interstate Power and Light Company, an affiliate of Alliant Energy (collectively Alliant Energy). There are currently either 25- or 30-year land easements in place with landowners and these easements must be renewed 16 months prior to the land easements expiring. These land easements may be renewable for additional 20- to 25-year terms, depending on the turbine location. Please contact the listing agents for additional details or reference the Data Room for additional information specific to a wind turbine or an offering group.

As of September 20, 2023, Iowa has more than 6,000 wind turbines with a total installed capacity of 12,200 megawatts (MW), which is second only to Texas in the United States. Wind energy is the lowest cost source of new electricity, which keeps utility costs low and relatively stable. Wind power is Iowas largest source of electricity generation, producing approximately 60% of the states electricity in 2022. New projects are expected to increase Iowas wind capacity to over 14,700 MW in the next few years, keeping Iowa at the forefront of wind energy.

With the support of statewide policies that encourage wind energy growth and development, Iowa is projected to still be one of the top three states with the most wind turbines by 2050. The sufficient high-voltage transmission infrastructure exists to allow for significant additions and continued wind development and is a promising venture given the state's commitment to renewable energy and its abundance of wind resources. These turbines are designed to integrate into local energy grids, supporting community growth, and foster environmental stewardship.

To request a full information package and access to the data room, please contact Doug Bear or Kayla Rowan. Access to the data room will be granted upon execution of a Non-Disclosure Agreement.