The propellers of two of the wind turbines that will make up the Jubera I and II wind farms can already be seen from different points in the Jubera and Ocón Valleys. The remaining nine wind turbines, meanwhile, are progressing through assembly in the municipality of Santa Engracia, thus constituting the first onshore wind farm that SSE Renewables has begun in Spain after winning the project promoted by Siemens Gamesa in 2022. The Jubera I and II wind farm continues to form its structure and, once completed, the farm will generate enough low-carbon renewable energy to power approximately 55,000 homes per year and will offset almost 34,000 tons of carbon from electricity generation per year. The wind farm, whose construction began a year ago, is expected to come online later this year and will operate for approximately 30 years. This process, however, was not passed by another wind farm that Gamesa intended to build just a few meters from the town center of Aldealobos.