The announcement is a major milestone for Alliant Energy in advancing its “all-of-the-above" approach to energy generation. The company integrates renewable and traditional energy sources to balance innovation with proven solutions and meet customer demand.
“This filing marks a significant step in our commitment to an all-of-the-above approach to energy generation,” said Mayuri Farlinger, president of Alliant Energy’s Iowa energy company and vice president of energy delivery.
“By expanding our wind energy portfolio, we’re reinforcing our ability to meet customer demand while delivering reliable and cost-effective energy for customers.”
Alliant Energy will own and operate the projects once operational, retaining its position as one of the top five largest utility owners and operators of regulated wind in the United States. These new wind projects will create construction jobs, deliver payments to landowner partners and increase tax revenue for their counties.
The company anticipates a decision from the IUC in the first quarter of 2026.
Alliant Energy Corporation provides regulated energy service to approximately 1 million electric and 430,000 natural gas customers across Iowa and Wisconsin. Alliant Energy's mission is to deliver energy solutions and exceptional service customers and communities count on – safely, efficiently and responsibly.
