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Panther Creek Wind Farm
 The
Panther Creek complex is a 3-phase project consisting of 305 General
Electric 1.5 MW SLE Turbines capable of generating more than 450
megawatts, or enough electricity to power 135,000 homes. The three
phases of Panther Creek are located near E.ON's Sand Bluff and Forest
Creek wind farms in West Texas, with a footprint spanning parts of
Glasscock, Sterling and Howard counties. Revenues from Panther Creek
have helped fund significant new initiatives at local schools.
  Panther
Creek Phase 1:
- Operational Date: 2008
- Turbines: 95 General Electric 1.5 SLE Turbines
- Nameplate Capacity: 142.5 MW
- Other land uses: Livestock ranching, oil and
gas production
 Panther
Creek Phase 2:
- Operational Date: 2008
- Turbines: 77 General Electric 1.5 SLE Turbines
- Nameplate Capacity: 115.5 MW
- Other land uses: Livestock ranching, oil and
gas production
  Panther
Creek Phase 3:
- Operational Date: 2009
- Turbines: 133 General Electric 1.5 SLE
Turbines
- Nameplate Capacity: 199.5 MW
- Other land uses: Livestock ranching, oil and
gas production
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