Nolin Hills Energy

Our proposed 600 MW Nolin Hills Energy project is currently under development in Umatilla County, Oregon. The project is sited on approximately 48,000 acres located west of Pendleton, Oregon and under long-term lease with local landowners. The project features a wind profile differentiated from the typical Columbia River Gorge resource. In September 2017, Capital Power filed a Notice of Intent with Oregon’s Energy Facility Siting Council (EFSC) to apply for a Site Certificate for an up to 350 MW wind project. This application to EFSC was subsequently amended in November 2020 to add up to 300 MW of solar and storage capacity at the site. Interconnection for the project is being sought through Umatilla Electric Cooperative and Bonneville Power Administration. EFSC unanimously approved the project’s Final Order in July 2023 and a Site Certificate is expected in August 2023.

Based on current project schedule, construction could begin in 2025.

We value and consider local community interests and priorities. We engage government, employees, local communities, investors, shareholders, and Native American Tribes. Our goal for every project, every facility and every initiative, internal and external, is to build, operate, and align with the interests and priorities of those closest to, and most impacted by, our operations.