Under the 800MW proposal submitted for Bay State Wind, the project will:

• Power 500,000 Massachusetts homes
• Include a 55MW battery storage solution
• Reduce carbon emissions to the equivalent of taking 350,000 cars off the road
• Create over 1,200 annual jobs during construction
• Create 10,800 direct and indirect jobs over the life of the project
• Generate $1 billion in direct investment in Massachusetts
• Provide $17.5 million to support programs for low-income families
• Provide $30 million in lease payments, fees and taxes to support local governments
• Generate $300 million in annual winter price reduction benefits

Under its 400MW proposal, Bay State Wind will:

• Power 250,000 Massachusetts homes
• Include a 30MW battery storage solution
• Reduce carbon emissions to the equivalent of taking 175,000 cars off the road
• Create over 850 annual jobs during construction
• Create 7,900 direct and indirect jobs over the life of the project
• Generate $700 million in direct investment in Massachusetts
• Provide $8.75 million to support programs for low-income families
• Provide $15 million in lease payments, fees and taxes to support local governments
• Generate $150 million in annual winter price reduction benefits