Camino Madre Renewable Power

Camino Madre Renewable Power is a proposed renewable energy project with a planned capacity of up to 450 megawatts (MW) of wind and solar generation as well as up to 300 MW of battery energy storage, providing a reliable energy mix that will create jobs, new tax revenue, and economic opportunities in Yavapai County.

Camino Madre is located about 12 miles south of Seligman in a remote area of Yavapai County. The project represents a partnership between the historic Yavapai Ranch and U.S.-based energy developer Triple Oak Power. The partnership would continue the ranch’s legacy and protect the area’s rural character.

Investing in Yavapai County

The Camino Madre project will contribute significantly to the state and local economies. Property taxes directly benefit local services in Yavapai County, like libraries, public health, and emergency services. New tax revenue into the school district could also lead to decreased property tax bills.

Jobs and Opportunities

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Preserving Grasslands, Ranchland, and Public Hunting Access

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Partnering with Local Landowners

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The Right Location in Yavapai

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News & Updates

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Long Grain Wind team meets with West Memphis Chamber of Commerce

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Long Grain Wind Continues Partnership with Families in Transition at Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Festival, April 2025

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Long Grain Project Office at 98 Block Street in Marion

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Project Fact Sheet

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Project Map

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Project Facts

Land:

Approximately 19,000 acres of private land with connectivity through public lands

Output Capacity

Up to 450 MW of generating capacity and up to 300 MW of battery energy storage capacity

Number of Wind Turbines

Approximately 76 wind turbines

Solar and Battery Storage

Energy Mix: The total MW for wind, solar, and battery storage will be determined by a variety of factors as the project develops

Project Timeline

2025-2027
  • Install meteorological towers and measure the wind resource
  • Public outreach
  • Conduct transmission interconnection studies
  • Complete environmental studies
  • Perform engineering studies
2028-2029
  • Construction

2029 and Beyond

  • Commercial operations

About The Company

Our mission is to develop sustainable energy plants. With decades of energy development and power market experience across our team, we deliver domestic clean power solutions to meet growing energy demand.

As a U.S. energy company, our projects strengthen local economies, preserve agricultural traditions and support a clean environment. We build value for communities, landowners, investors and customers through responsibly developed clean power projects.

Our Team

Jen Bradford

Senior Director
Development

Bill Feldmeier

Community Liaison

Ethan Snyder

Manager
Development

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