List of power stations in Wisconsin

Sources of Wisconsin utility-scale electricity generation, full-year 2022:[1]

  Natural gas (37.0%)
  Coal (35.8%)
  Nuclear (16.5%)
  Hydroelectric (4.0%)
  Wind (2.9%)
  Biomass (2.0%)
  Solar (1.4%)
  Petroleum (0.5%)
Wisconsin electricity generation by type

This is a list of electricity-generating power stations in the U.S. state of Wisconsin, sorted by type and name. In 2019, Wisconsin had a total summer capacity of 15,312 MW through all of its power plants, and a net generation of 66,774 GWh.[2] The corresponding electrical energy generation mix in 2021 was 41.8% coal, 33.8% natural gas, 15.2% nuclear, 3.8% hydroelectric, 2.5% wind, 1.7% biomass (including refuse-derived fuel), solar (0.9%), and petroleum (0.3%).[1]

The Fox River powered the world's first commercial hydroelectric central power station, the Vulcan Street Plant, during 1882 to 1891.[3] An exact replica of the plant, designated as a National Historic Engineering Landmark, is located near the original site in Appleton.[4] Wisconsin also has the nation's oldest (since 1891) continuously operating hydroelectric facility, in Whiting, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.[5]

During the first half of the 20th century, Wisconsin's utility companies pioneered efficiency improvements for coal-fired electricity generation at the former East Wells (Onieda) Street Power Plant,[6] and former Port Washington Power Plant.[7] Nuclear power has generated Wisconsin's largest share of carbon-free electrical energy since 1970.[8] Natural gas generation has nearly quadrupled over the past decade[when?] to replace retiring facilities and satisfy rising demand.[9]

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Nuclear power stations

Plant Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Ref Year
opened 		Note
Point Beach Nuclear Plant Two Rivers, Wisconsin 44°16′55″N 87°32′10″W / 44.28181°N 87.53599°W / 44.28181; -87.53599 (Point Beach Nuclear Plant) 1250 [10] 1970/1972

Retired facilities:

Fossil-fuel power stations

Former Genoa coal power plant

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.[11]

Coal-fired

Plant Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Ref Year
opened 		Note
Columbia Energy Center Portage, Wisconsin 43°29′10″N 89°25′13″W / 43.48611°N 89.42028°W / 43.48611; -89.42028 (Columbia Energy Center) 1137 [12] 1975/1978 closing in 2029, potential transition to natural gas[13]
Edgewater Generating Station Sheboygan, Wisconsin 43°42′56″N 87°42′23″W / 43.71556°N 87.70639°W / 43.71556; -87.70639 (Edgewater Station) 414 [14] 1985 closing in 2028, proposed transition to natural gas[15]
Elm Road Generating Station Oak Creek, Wisconsin 42°50′57″N 87°50′01″W / 42.8492°N 87.8336°W / 42.8492; -87.8336 (Elm Road Station) 1263 [16] 2010/2011
Genoa Generating Station Genoa, Wisconsin 43°33′33″N 91°13′55″W / 43.55917°N 91.23194°W / 43.55917; -91.23194 (Genoa Station) 308 [17] 1969 closed 2021[18]
John P. Madgett Generating Station Alma, Wisconsin 44°18′11″N 91°54′45″W / 44.30306°N 91.91250°W / 44.30306; -91.91250 (John P. Madgett Station) 390 [19] 1979
Oak Creek Power Plant Oak Creek, Wisconsin 42°50′45″N 87°49′46″W / 42.8457°N 87.8294°W / 42.8457; -87.8294 (Oak Creek Plant) 1097 [20] 1959-1967 closing late 2025[21]
Weston Generating Station Rothschild, Wisconsin 44°51′31″N 89°38′59″W / 44.85861°N 89.64972°W / 44.85861; -89.64972 (Weston Station) 879 [22] 1981/2008 see also natural gas

Natural gas-fired

Plant Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Generation type Ref Year
opened 		Note
Blackhawk Generating Station Beloit, Wisconsin 42°30′23″N 89°01′56″W / 42.50639°N 89.03222°W / 42.50639; -89.03222 (Blackhawk Station) 50 Steam turbine [23] 1946/1948 1913 coal plant.
closed 2010[24]
Blount Generating Station Madison, Wisconsin 43°04′45″N 89°22′27″W / 43.07917°N 89.37417°W / 43.07917; -89.37417 (Blount Station) 95 Steam turbine (x2) [25] 1957/1961
Concord Generating Station Watertown, Wisconsin 43°10′05″N 88°41′13″W / 43.16806°N 88.68694°W / 43.16806; -88.68694 (Concord Station) 364 Simple cycle (x4) [26] 1993/1994
De Pere Energy Center De Pere, Wisconsin 44°26′55″N 88°04′19″W / 44.4486°N 88.0720°W / 44.4486; -88.0720 (De Pere Energy Center) 167 Simple cycle [27] 1999
Fox Energy Center Town of Kaukauna, Wisconsin 44°19′14″N 88°12′32″W / 44.3205°N 88.2089°W / 44.3205; -88.2089 (Fox Energy Center) 568 2x1 combined cycle [28] 2005/2006
Germantown Gas Turbine Germantown, Wisconsin 43°11′46″N 88°09′01″W / 43.19611°N 88.15028°W / 43.19611; -88.15028 (Germantown Plant) 81 Simple cycle [29] 2000 see also petrol
Neenah Power Plant Neenah, Wisconsin 44°11′37″N 88°30′23″W / 44.1936°N 88.5064°W / 44.1936; -88.5064 (Neenah Plant) 299 Simple cycle (x2) [30] 2000
Paris Generating Station Town of Paris,
near Union Grove, Wisconsin		 42°39′57″N 88°00′47″W / 42.66583°N 88.01306°W / 42.66583; -88.01306 (Paris Station) 362 Simple cycle (x4) [31] 1995
Port Washington Generating Station Port Washington, Wisconsin 43°58′37″N 87°52′12″W / 43.97694°N 87.87000°W / 43.97694; -87.87000 (Port Washington Station) 1204 2x1 combined cycle (x2) [32] 2005/2008
Pulliam Power Plant Green Bay, Wisconsin 44°32′24″N 88°00′31″W / 44.5400°N 88.0086°W / 44.5400; -88.0086 (Pulliam Power Plant) 80 Simple cycle [27] 2003 closed 2018[33]
Riverside Energy Center Town of Beloit, Wisconsin 42°34′58″N 89°02′07″W / 42.58278°N 89.03528°W / 42.58278; -89.03528 (Riverside Energy Center) 567 2x1 combined cycle [34] 2004
RockGen Energy Center Town of Christiana, Wisconsin 42°58′37″N 89°02′55″W / 42.97694°N 89.04861°W / 42.97694; -89.04861 (RockGen Energy Center) 489 Simple cycle (x3) [35] 2001
Sheboygan Falls Plant Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin 43°45′06″N 87°52′41″W / 43.7518°N 87.8781°W / 43.7518; -87.8781 (Sheboygan Falls Plant) 306 Simple cycle (x2) [36] 2005
South Fond Du Lac Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin 43°44′07″N 88°29′48″W / 43.7353°N 88.4967°W / 43.7353; -88.4967 (South Fond Du Lac) 344 Simple cycle (x4) [37] 1993-1996
Valley Power Plant Milwaukee, Wisconsin 43°01′47″N 87°55′26″W / 43.02972°N 87.92389°W / 43.02972; -87.92389 (Valley Plant) 263 Steam turbine (x2) [38] 1968/1969
West Campus Cogeneration Facility Madison, Wisconsin 43°04′30″N 89°25′30″W / 43.0751°N 89.4251°W / 43.0751; -89.4251 (West Campus Cogen) 126 1x1 combined cycle [39] 2005
West Marinette Plant Marinette, Wisconsin 45°05′13″N 87°41′17″W / 45.0869°N 87.6881°W / 45.0869; -87.6881 (West Marinette Plant) 154 Simple cycle (x4) [27] 1971-2000
Weston Generating Station Rothschild, Wisconsin 44°51′31″N 89°38′59″W / 44.85861°N 89.64972°W / 44.85861; -89.64972 (Weston Station) 75 Simple cycle [22] 1960 see also coal
Wheaton Generating Plant Town of Wheaton, Wisconsin 44°53′09″N 91°30′57″W / 44.88583°N 91.51583°W / 44.88583; -91.51583 (Wheaton Plant) 186 Simple cycle (x4) [40] 1973
Whitewater Cogeneration Plant Whitewater, Wisconsin 42°51′19″N 88°43′48″W / 42.85528°N 88.73000°W / 42.85528; -88.73000 (Whitewater Cogen) 261 1x1 combined cycle [41] 1997

Petroleum-fired

Plant Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Generation type Ref Year
opened 		Note
Epic Verona Power Plant Verona, Wisconsin 42°59′48″N 89°34′07″W / 42.9968°N 89.5687°W / 42.9968; -89.5687 (Epic Verona) 41 Reciprocating engine (x18) [11] 2009/2013
French Island Generating Plant La Crosse, Wisconsin 43°49′45″N 91°15′35″W / 43.8292°N 91.2597°W / 43.8292; -91.2597 (French Island Plant) 122 Simple cycle (x2) [42] 1974 see also biomass/refuse
Germantown Power Plant Germantown, Wisconsin 43°11′46″N 88°009′01″W / 43.19611°N 88.15028°W / 43.19611; -88.15028 (Germantown Plant) 189 Simple cycle (x4) [29] 1978 see also gas
Manitowoc Power Plant Manitowoc, Wisconsin 44°04′55″N 87°39′21″W / 44.082°N 87.6558°W / 44.082; -87.6558 (Manitowoc Plant) 58 Steam turbine [43] 2007 petroleum coke; see also biomass/refuse

Renewable power stations

Wisconsin wind power map

Data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration serves as a general reference.[11] Renew Wisconsin[44] maintains additional data on the state's renewable generation resources.

Biomass and refuse

Name Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Fuel
type 		Ref Year
opened 		Note
Ameresco Janesville Rock County 42°42′30″N 89°01′15″W / 42.7083°N 89.0208°W / 42.7083; -89.0208 (Ameresco Janesville) 3.0 landfill gas 2004
Bay Front Plant Ashland County 46°35′14″N 90°54′06″W / 46.5872°N 90.9017°W / 46.5872; -90.9017 (Bay Front Plant) 47.0 wood/
wood waste 		[45] 1952 co-fired with
natural gas
Berlin Landfill Green Lake County 43°57′37″N 88°54′57″W / 43.9603°N 88.9158°W / 43.9603; -88.9158 (Berlin Landfill) 2.4 landfill gas 2001
Dairyland WTE Plant Brown County 44°32′24″N 87°48′20″W / 44.5401°N 87.8056°W / 44.5401; -87.8056 (Dairyland WTE) 1.4 biogas 2012
Dane Community Digester Dane County 43°13′02″N 89°28′45″W / 43.2172°N 89.4792°W / 43.2172; -89.4792 (Dane Digester) 2.0 biogas 2011
Deertrack Park Landfill Jefferson County 43°05′24″N 88°44′23″W / 43.0900°N 88.7397°W / 43.0900; -88.7397 (Berlin Landfill) 6.4 landfill gas 2006/2007
FCPC Renewable Generation Milwaukee County 43°01′48″N 87°56′27″W / 43.0300°N 87.9409°W / 43.0300; -87.9409 (FCPC Generation) 2.0 biogas 2013
Fiber Recovery Landfill Marathon County 44°53′15″N 89°23′09″W / 44.8875°N 89.3859°W / 44.8875; -89.3859 (Fiber Recovery Landfill) 2.4 landfill gas 2008
Flambeau River Papers Price County 45°56′08″N 90°26′50″W / 45.9356°N 90.4472°W / 45.9356; -90.4472 (Flambeau River Paper) 5.7 wood/
wood waste 		[46] 1982
French Island Generating Plant La Crosse County 43°49′45″N 91°15′35″W / 43.8292°N 91.2597°W / 43.8292; -91.2597 (French Island) 16.0 wood/
wood waste/
refuse 		[47] 1940/1948 co-fired with petrol
GL Dairy Biogas Dane County 43°07′28″N 89°32′42″W / 43.1244°N 89.5450°W / 43.1244; -89.5450 (GL Dairy) 2.0 biogas 2013
GreenWhey Energy Polk County 45°23′25″N 92°09′45″W / 45.3903°N 92.1625°W / 45.3903; -92.1625 (GreenWhey Energy) 3.2 biogas 2013
Holsum Dairy Calumet County 44°06′54″N 88°13′02″W / 44.1150°N 88.2172°W / 44.1150; -88.2172 (Holsum Dairy) 2.2 biogas 2001/2006
Kaukauna Paper Mill Outagamie County 44°16′57″N 88°15′12″W / 44.2826°N 88.2534°W / 44.2826; -88.2534 (Kaukauna Mill) 32.6 wood/
wood waste 		[48] 1951/1962/
1977
Manitowoc Power Plant Manitowoc County 44°04′55″N 87°39′21″W / 44.0820°N 87.6558°W / 44.0820; -87.6558 (Manitowoc) 44.0 wood/
wood waste 		[49] 1955/1962
Metro Landfill GR Milwaukee County 42°51′02″N 88°04′11″W / 42.8506°N 88.0697°W / 42.8506; -88.0697 (Metro Landfill) 3.2 landfill gas 2000
Mosinee Mill Marathon County 44°47′17″N 89°41′30″W / 44.7881°N 89.6917°W / 44.7881; -89.6917 (Mosinee Mill) 48.0 wood/
wood waste 		1951/1976
MMSD Wastewater Milwaukee County 42°53′13″N 87°50′32″W / 42.8869°N 87.8422°W / 42.8869; -87.8422 (MMSD Wastewater) 5.0 biogas 2000/2009/
2010
Nekoosa Paper Mill Wood County 44°18′51″N 89°53′47″W / 44.3142°N 89.8964°W / 44.3142; -89.8964 (Nekoosa Mill) 12.5 wood/
wood waste 		[50] 1991
Outagamie Landfill Cogen Outagamie County 44°17′13″N 88°20′02″W / 44.2869°N 88.3339°W / 44.2869; -88.3339 (Outagamie Landfill) 6.4 landfill gas 2007/2016
Pheasant Run Landfill GR Kenosha County 42°34′57″N 88°02′37″W / 42.5825°N 88.0436°W / 42.5825; -88.0436 (Pheasant Run Landfill) 8.8 landfill gas 1992/1996/
2000/2002
Richland Center Richland County 43°18′52″N 90°22′23″W / 43.3144°N 90.3731°W / 43.3144; -90.3731 (Richland) 1.6 biogas 2013
Ridgeview Landfill GR Manitowoc County 44°10′30″N 87°49′43″W / 44.1750°N 87.8285°W / 44.1750; -87.8285 (Ridgeview Landfill) 6.4 landfill gas 2002/2006
Rothschild Biomass Cogen Facility Marathon County 44°53′16″N 89°37′47″W / 44.8878°N 89.6297°W / 44.8878; -89.6297 (Rothschild Biomass Cogen) 46.1 wood/
wood waste 		[51] 2013
Timberline Trail Landfill GR Rusk County 45°27′12″N 91°21′30″W / 45.4533°N 91.3583°W / 45.4533; -91.3583 (Timberline Trail Landfill) 4.0 landfill gas 2006
Winnebago Landfill GR Winnebago County 44°04′59″N 88°32′28″W / 44.0830°N 88.5411°W / 44.0830; -88.5411 (Winnebago Landfill) 3.9 landfill gas 2000/2007/
2010/2019
Wisconsin Rapids Pulp Mill Wood County 44°53′16″N 89°37′47″W / 44.8878°N 89.6297°W / 44.8878; -89.6297 (Rothschild Biomass Cogen) 64.7 wood/
wood waste 		[52] 1968/1991

Hydroelectric

See also: List of dams and reservoirs in Wisconsin
Plant Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Ref Year
opened 		Notes
Appleton Powerhouse Outagamie County 44°15′14″N 88°24′34″W / 44.25393°N 88.40956°W / 44.25393; -88.40956 (Appleton Powerhouse) 2.2 [55][56] 1901
Big Fall Hydro Rusk County 44°37′10″N 89°00′54″W / 44.6194°N 89.0149°W / 44.6194; -89.0149 (Big Falls Hydro) 3.3 1922 1.1 MW added 1993
Big Falls Mill Pond Waupaca County 44°37′10″N 89°00′54″W / 44.61946°N 89.01502°W / 44.61946; -89.01502 (Big Falls 1907437 Dam) 0.4 1926
Biron Falls Hydro Wood County 44°25′56″N 89°46′45″W / 44.4321°N 89.7791°W / 44.4321; -89.7791 (Biron Falls Hydro) 5.4 1896 2.6 MW added 1921
Castle Rock Hydro Adams County 43°51′56″N 89°57′05″W / 43.8656°N 89.9514°W / 43.8656; -89.9514 (Castle Rock Hydro) 15.0 1950
Chippewa Falls Hydro Chippewa County 44°55′56″N 91°23′21″W / 44.9321°N 91.3891°W / 44.9321; -91.3891 (Chippewa Falls Hydro) 21.6 1928
Cornell Hydro Chippewa County 45°09′50″N 91°09′27″W / 45.164°N 91.1574°W / 45.164; -91.1574 (Cornell Hydro) 35.3 1976
Dells Hydro Eau Claire County 44°49′41″N 91°30′40″W / 44.8281°N 91.5111°W / 44.8281; -91.5111 (Dells Hydro) 12.3 1923
DuBay Hydro Portage County 44°28′27″N 89°29′42″W / 44.4741°N 89.495°W / 44.4741; -89.495 (DuBay Hydro) 7.2 1942
Flambeau Hydro Station Rusk County 45°29′30″N 91°02′50″W / 45.4918°N 91.0472°W / 45.4918; -91.0472 (Flambeau Hydro) 22.0 1951
Grandfather Falls Hydro Lincoln County 45°18′07″N 89°47′30″W / 45.3019°N 89.7917°W / 45.3019; -89.7917 (Grandfather Falls Hydro) 17.2 1938
Holcombe Hydro Chippewa County 45°13′25″N 91°07′38″W / 45.2236°N 91.1272°W / 45.2236; -91.1272 (Holcombe Hydro) 33.9 1950
Jim Falls Hydro Chippewa County 45°03′04″N 91°16′26″W / 45.051°N 91.274°W / 45.051; -91.274 (Jim Falls Hydro) 59.8 1988
Kilbourn Hydro Columbia County 43°37′33″N 89°46′51″W / 43.6258°N 89.7808°W / 43.6258; -89.7808 (Kilbourn Hydro) 10 [54] 1926 units added
1935-1939
Ladysmith Hydro Rusk County 45°27′53″N 91°05′00″W / 45.4647°N 91.0832°W / 45.4647; -91.0832 (Ladysmith Hydro) 1.0 1940 0.4 MW added 1983
Little Quinnesec Falls Hydro Marinette County 45°46′25″N 87°59′22″W / 45.7736°N 87.9894°W / 45.7736; -87.9894 (Little Quinnesec Falls Hydro) 9.0 1900 units added
1909-1916
Middle Appleton Hydro Outagamie County 44°15′26″N 88°24′17″W / 44.257303°N 88.404806°W / 44.257303; -88.404806 (Middle Appleton Hydro) 1.2 [57] 1950
Petenwell Hydro Juneau County 44°03′26″N 90°01′18″W / 44.0572°N 90.0217°W / 44.0572; -90.0217 (Petenwell Hydro) 20.0 1949
Prairie Du Sac Hydro Sauk County 43°18′36″N 89°43′40″W / 43.3099°N 89.7278°W / 43.3099; -89.7278 (Prairie Du Sac Hydro) 31 [54] 1915 units added
1920-1922,
1938-1940
St Croix Falls Hydro Polk County 45°24′42″N 92°38′49″W / 45.4117°N 92.6469°W / 45.4117; -92.6469 (St Croix Falls Hydro) 23.2 1910 units added
1917, 1923
Stevens Point Hydro Portage County 44°30′58″N 89°35′09″W / 44.5161°N 89.5858°W / 44.5161; -89.5858 (Stevens Point Hydro) 4.8 1918
Twin Falls Hydro Florence County 45°52′22″N 88°04′15″W / 45.8728°N 88.0708°W / 45.8728; -88.0708 (Twin Falls Hydro) 9.2 2016
Whiting Hydro Portage County 44°29′14″N 89°34′34″W / 44.4873°N 89.5760°W / 44.4873; -89.5760 (Whiting Hydro) 5.1 [58] 1891 1.2 MW added 1993
Wisconsin Rapids Hydro Wood County 44°23′38″N 89°49′30″W / 44.3939°N 89.8250°W / 44.3939; -89.8250 (Wisconsin Rapids Hydro) 8.8 1903 4.6 MW added 1920
Wissota Hydro Chippewa County 44°56′16″N 91°20′26″W / 44.9378°N 91.3406°W / 44.9378; -91.3406 (Wissota Hydro) 39.4 1917

Wind

See also: Wind power in Wisconsin
Project name Location Coordinates Capacity
(MW) 		Ref Year
opened 		Note
Blue Sky Green Field Wind Energy Center Towns of Marshfield and Calumet
in Fond du Lac County		 43°52′46″N 88°16′15″W / 43.8794°N 88.2708°W / 43.8794; -88.2708 (Blue Sky Green Field Wind) 145 [59] 2008
Butler Ridge Wind Energy Center Dodge County 43°24′01″N 88°28′52″W / 43.4003°N 88.4811°W / 43.4003; -88.4811 (Butler Ridge Wind) 54 [60] 2009
Cashton Greens Wind Farm Cashton, Wisconsin at the
Organic Valley corporate headquarters		 43°44′02″N 90°48′18″W / 43.7339°N 90.8050°W / 43.7339; -90.8050 (Cashton Greens Wind) 5.0 [61] 2012
Cedar Ridge Wind Farm Towns of Eden and Empire
in Fond du Lac County		 43°41′33″N 88°19′47″W / 43.6926°N 88.3297°W / 43.6926; -88.3297 (Cedar Ridge Wind) 68 [62] 2008
Forward Wind Energy Center Near Brownsville, Wisconsin in
Dodge and Fond du Lac Counties		 43°37′1″N 88°29′28″W / 43.61694°N 88.49111°W / 43.61694; -88.49111 (Forward Wind) 129 [63] 2008
Galactic Wind Farm Near Waunakee, Wisconsin
in Dane County		 43°10′30″N 89°33′01″W / 43.1751°N 89.5503°W / 43.1751; -89.5503 (Galactic Wind) 10 [64] 2012
Glacier Hills Wind Park Towns of Randolph and Scott
in Columbia County		 43°33′50″N 89°08′53″W / 43.5638°N 89.1480°W / 43.5638; -89.1480 (Glacier Hills Wind) 162 [65] 2011
Monfort Wind Energy Center Town of Eden
in Iowa County, Wisconsin		 42°57′45″N 90°23′12″W / 42.9625°N 90.3867°W / 42.9625; -90.3867 (Monfort Wind) 30 [66] 2002
Quilt Block Wind Farm Lafayette County 42°40′24″N 90°15′55″W / 42.6733°N 90.2653°W / 42.6733; -90.2653 (Quilt Block Wind) 98 [67] 2017
Rosiere Wind Farm Towns of Lincoln and Red River
in Kewaunee County		 44°40′10″N 87°38′00″W / 44.6695°N 87.6333°W / 44.6695; -87.6333 (Rosiere Wind) 11 [68][69] 1999
Shirley Windpower Brown County 44°20′53″N 87°55′40″W / 44.3481°N 87.9278°W / 44.3481; -87.9278 (Shirley Wind) 20 [70] 2010

Solar

See also: Solar power in Wisconsin
Project name Location Coordinates Capacity
(MWAC) 		Ref Year
opened 		Note
Arcadia Solar Trempealeau County 44°14′36″N 91°27′30″W / 44.2434°N 91.4582°W / 44.2434; -91.4582 (Arcadia Solar) 5.0 [71][72] 2019
Cashton Solar Monroe County 43°44′13″N 90°48′18″W / 43.7370°N 90.8050°W / 43.7370; -90.8050 (Cashton Solar) 2.0 [71][73][74] 2019
Cumberland Solar Barron County 45°30′40″N 92°01′30″W / 45.5110°N 92.0250°W / 45.5110; -92.0250 (Cumberland Solar) 2.5 [71][72] 2019
Eau Claire Solar Garden Eau Claire County 44°47′05″N 91°31′26″W / 44.7846°N 91.5239°W / 44.7846; -91.5239 (Eau Claire Solar Garden) 1.0 [75] 2018
Fennimore Solar Grant County 42°58′16″N 90°39′43″W / 42.9710°N 90.6620°W / 42.9710; -90.6620 (Fennimore Solar) 3.0 [71][72][76] 2019
Flambeau Solar Price County 45°44′12″N 90°28′16″W / 45.7368°N 90.4710°W / 45.7368; -90.4710 (Flambeau Solar) 2.5 [77] 2017
Hodag Solar Oneida County 45°36′29″N 89°26′35″W / 45.608°N 89.443°W / 45.608; -89.443 (Hodag Solar) 7.5 [78] 2022
Medford DPC Solar Taylor County 45°09′47″N 90°22′22″W / 45.1630°N 90.3729°W / 45.1630; -90.3729 (Medford Solar) 2.0 [79] 2017
New Auburn DPC Solar Chippewa County 45°12′36″N 91°26′07″W / 45.2100°N 91.4353°W / 45.2100; -91.4353 (New Auburn Solar) 2.5 [79] 2018
New Lisbon Solar Juneau County 43°52′59″N 90°08′10″W / 43.8830°N 90.1360°W / 43.8830; -90.1360 (New Lisbon Solar) 2.5 [71][80] 2019
Rock River Solar Rock County 42°34′44″N 89°01′59″W / 42.5788°N 89.0330°W / 42.5788; -89.0330 (Rock River Solar) 2.1 [81][82] 2016
Two Creeks Solar Park Manitowoc County 44°14′52″N 87°32′36″W 150 [83] 2020
Warren DPC Solar St Croix County 44°57′35″N 92°31′06″W / 44.9596°N 92.5182°W / 44.9596; -92.5182 (Warren Solar) 2.2 [79] 2017

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