Wind

Through Bluestem’s development process, we work with our unique partners to find the best size, generating technology, and design for them. After one year in service, Prairie Wind demonstrates [...]

Thank you to The Edwardsville Intelligencer for their article featuring the partnership between Bluestem and the Village of Maryville as we explore the potential for cost savings through [...]

Bluestem is happy to share Research and Development Engineer, Srikanth Madala recently presented his white paper: “The Story of a Rural Public Power District- Before and After Distribution Grid [...]

Bluestem was featured in a recent Sunday World-Herald story about how blue-state carbon policies are driving red-state economic development. The upshot? State legislators that have imposed [...]

According to a report from the United States Geological Survey, from 1980-2015 Americans’ water use fell 27% meaning we are conserving water like never before. According to The Washington [...]

Cap-and-trade-style programs like California’s Low-Carbon Fuel Standard are presenting an opportunity to the Midwest. The California LCFS aims to reduce green house gas emissions and essentially [...]

September 27, 2017 Seward County Independent Construction has commenced near Seward on a 1.7 MW GE wind turbine. With this new addition, the City of Seward will soon join the emerging list of [...]

Construction is underway on a wind turbine in Seward. Bluestem Energy Solutions announced this week that it is constructing a 1.7 megawatt wind turbine on a farm near the city of 7,000 about 20 [...]