“The application and site assessment plans are conditions of the lease,” Paul Rich, director of project development for U.S. Wind, said. “We’re finalizing the site assessment plans and analyzing our work in the context of a number of other studies.”
The other studies include environmental data that has already been collected and the determination if the site is a viable area for wind power.
The plans must be submitted within one year of the lease, Rich said.
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5 comments:
You think your electric rates are high now, wait till the cost of this kicks in.
Fuel costs are low now and thanks to Obamas plan my electric bills are higher than ever
At eight times the cost of conventional electricity, how will we afford it?
And with unknown impacts to the environment and our important fishing industry, how will they justify it?
James Mathias is supporting this????
Not too mention what an eye sore they are. Ever travel through the Midwest? ??
European countries have figured out this boondoggle and have stopped with the wind farm nonsense.
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