Power Company of Wyoming LLC is developing and constructing giga-scale power supply sources to benefit America. The power projects are located in Carbon County, Wyoming. Together they will create thousands of good construction and operations jobs and millions of megawatt-hours of electricity that our nation needs. This multibillion-dollar investment in our national power supply also will provide hundreds of millions of dollars in state and local tax revenues, provide hundreds of millions of dollars in federal and state payments, and diversify and expand the local economy.

The project site has direct access to critical infrastructure such as transmission, rail, fiber, natural gas and water. With gas generation, wind and other complementary projects under development, Power Company of Wyoming will be producing American-made energy at an unmatched scale to supply diverse markets across the Western U.S.

The Seminoe Power Project is an approximately 3,200 MW natural gas-fired generation plant to be located near the Town of Sinclair, Wyoming, on private land. Active development is underway and includes completed work such as engineering studies, environmental studies and air quality modeling. PCW also is exploring the potential for on-site carbon capture and storage.

The Chokecherry and Sierra Madre Wind Energy Project is an approximately 3,550 MW wind power plant that will provide a reliable supply of wind-generated electricity that's unmatched in the nation. About half of the project is located on private land in Wyoming’s "checkerboard," and half is located on federal/state land. All BLM environmental analysis is completed; all major federal and state permits are secured; and a well-prepared, well-planned construction program is making this one-of-a-kind wind project a reality while creating good jobs for Wyoming workers and assuring environmental protection. The BLM rights-of-way and notices to proceed were issued 2016-2020. This project is under construction.

PCW’s diverse power supply can serve local and long-distance customers. Through a FERC-approved process, PCW has contracted for 1,500 MW of transmission capacity from Wyoming to Utah and 1,500 MW of transmission capacity from Wyoming to Nevada.