FGE GOODNIGHT

Triple Bottom Line

The FGE Goodnight Project (FGE Goodnight I, FGE Goodnight II, and FGE Goodnight III) represents over half a billion dollars of direct investment in Armstrong County and the State of Texas
FGE Goodnight will create 800MW of capacity, generating electricity to power over 500,000 Texas homes (future expansions possible to further increase capacity)
Interconnects at a to-be-constructed mid-point tap on the 345kV Alibates-to-Tule Canyon Competitive Renewable Energy Zone (“CREZ”) line, with access to the North ERCOT zone
Delivering emissions-free, wind-sourced renewable power to meet the power supply challenges across Texas with short and long term economic growth

FGE Goodnight represents over half a billion dollars of direct and indirect expenditures, over $50 million of additional tax revenue for the county’s tax authorities
FGE Goodnight will create over 85 jobs during construction and over 15 permanent staff positions once fully operational
Provide technical job training opportunities in partnership with local and regional colleges/universities

Vestas V136 turbine technology represents one of the most efficient wind technologies in ERCOT and the State of Texas
Vestas turbines benefit from advanced use of carbon pultrusions, resulting in light- weight, highly robust blades with optimal performance as well as industry leading product reliability
FGE Goodnight will avoid emissions of over 1 million tons of CO2 in an average year
Vestas turbines include both cold and hot climate capabilities, bolstering functionality in extreme weather conditions to contribute to optimization of Texas grid stability