The power from the wind farm would be delivered directly onto Indiana’s electrical grid via a nearby transmission line with available capacity. In the Midwest, this grid is called MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator). MISO helps connect energy that powers the Midwest to ensure a stable and reliable grid. When you turn on your lights at home, you are pulling power from this robust system. Electricity from this project will mix with electricity from all other generators on the grid. The power generated by the project will be both used locally and sent where it is needed depending on local and regional generation and electricity demand.