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Building the energy future one community at a time
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Letter to the Editor - George Stoner, Village of Somers President
I would be thrilled to have this project located in the Somers growth area. This property has been identified for future industrial development in the growth plan.
Once completed, the peaker plant will help provide power at times of heavy demand, making the grid more resilient, providing more reliable power to users and avoiding brownouts.
Since the decommission of the Pleasant Prairie power plant, the electric grid has not been as reliable. We had two very exciting projects that could not locate in the Village of Somers because there was not enough reliable power.
This project is essential to the future of the Village of Somers. It will contribute substantial revenue to the area and support future growth.
Testimonials
Projects such as Red Oak Ridge are essential job creators and sources of investment for their host communities. Host communities can put this revenue to work by investing in needs such as education, emergency and veteran services, infrastructure, and more.
Nicole Ryf
Kenosha Area Business Alliance
Without a corresponding increase in supply, higher demand leads to higher prices and energy scarcity, which negatively impacts all Wisconsinites and the State economy. Red Oak Ridge will help address these challenges by adding critical peaking electricity supply and ensuring that power remains reliable, available, and affordable for Wisconsin homes and businesses.
Javier Sanchez
Wisconsin Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
As President of the Village of Somers, I welcome this investment in our community. The presence of reliable, readily available sources of energy supports the growing energy needs for new housing and economic development opportunities.
George Stoner
President, Village of Somers, WI
As Wisconsin continues to attract new investment and expand its economy, businesses of every size depend on an electrical grid that can reliably meet growing demand while supporting continued economic development. [Red Oak Ridge's] investments have the potential to benefit contractors, suppliers, manufacturers, service providers, and many of the small businesses represented by our Chamber.
Dr. Nelson Soler
Latino Chamber of Commerce of Southeastern Wisconsin, President and CEO
Our organization has had the opportunity to work with Invenergy and has seen firsthand its commitment to supporting local students and families.
Rachael Wickersheim
Somers School Community, President
Working at a power plant, I see firsthand how demand for power is growing in the Midwest. People don’t think about their electricity until something happens and it’s not there. I’m proud to help produce reliable power from natural gas – so that we don’t get to that point.
Will Hokenstad
Natural Gas O&M Technician, Cannon Falls Energy Center
Community Stories

Red Oak Ridge supports Boys & Girls Club of Kenosha Bus Program

Kenosha News: Red Oak Ridge could be coming to Kenosha County

Red Oak Ridge donates $5,000 for Somers Elementary playground

Red Oak Ridge sponsors Somers Elementary Read-a-Thon

Red Oak Ridge hosts community open houses

Red Oak Ridge donates to Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha
Red Oak Ridge donates to Shalom Center
Invenergy in Wisconsin
Invenergy has a proven track record of accelerating cleaner, more reliable, affordable energy. Our history in Wisconsin exemplifies just that.

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megawatts in generation capacity across 17 projects
homes powered from electricity generated
full-time operations and maintenance staff and 1,600+ jobs supported during peak construction
invested annually in local taxes, land costs and lease payments, and project-generated wages and benefits
Invenergy operated sites totaling 1,080 megawatts where we provide management and O&M, with 1 project developed by a third party