A Leader for the 21st Century

In the national effort to develop cost-effective and renewable baseload power, WindSoHy is stepping forward as a bold innovator. Combining proven wind and Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) technologies with syngas made from gasification of renewable switchgrass, WindSoHy will become the nation's first producer of completely renewable, baseload electrical power from wind.

WindSoHy's technology and business models position it as a future leader in the energy industry. Working with global partners, WindSoHy will develop wind, CAES, and syngas production plants to help meet the demand for reliable baseload power from renewable sources. WindSoHy's plants will sell the clean, abundant, readily-dispatchable, baseload electrical power they produce to energy utility companies at competitive prices.

See the diagram of wind/CAES technology below, and browse the rest of our site to learn more about WindSoHy's technology plans, management team, Board of Advisors, projects in development, and world-class engineering and construction partners.

Reflecting on our Energy Legacy

"As CEO, I'm responsible for providing leadership and anticipating the needs of the future energy market, generating revenue, rewarding investors, and ensuring a positive impact on local communities. In addition to these important business goals, I'm inspired daily by our vision of creating a totally new source of clean, reliable baseload power. Adding a new, completely renewable baseload electrical power to our national energy infrastructure will be an important milestone.

WindSoHy's scalable green power will add strength to the nation's energy grid and boost our energy independence. We'll create new "green jobs" to add to the economy , and help slow rising energy costs by adding renewable sources to the mix. Our commitment to renewable sources will help protect the environment by balancing the need to burn increasing amounts of fossil fuels. Together, these benefits will create a valuable and lasting legacy. We're excited to be part of America's renewable energy future.

Joe Spease, CEO