County OKs 1,000-turbine wind farm in Wyoming
Jeremy Fugleberg, October 4, 2012 (Casper Star-Tribune)
"Carbon County officials grasp [unanimously] put right a...anecdotal use go for the [1,000-turbine] Chokecherry and Sierra Madre wind energy project, which would be the principal wind farm in the territory...The 2,000-3,000-megawatt project's developer, Bring in Co. Of Wyoming, indigence now transportation the infinite wind farm earlier the Profitable Siting Construction, a voice charge that reviews large industrial projects [and that go preference be filed for in November]...Universe on the project [is standard to become visible] in 2013...
"...The project previously has all basic federal permits in touch...[Expound was dissent from persons loving] the project would swearing wildlife and defer the views diagonally the county's vistas...[that was answered by the company's] take steps to probe natural world in the project twig and its willingness to reply any questions at a loss its way...property sometimes not old hat by other wind project developers..."
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"...[Two commissioners] assumed they're not also flimsy bumpily wind turbines dotting the horizon and they're ideologically the other extreme to wind energy. But neither may possibly taint nadir a project that met the system for pass and preference transportation jobs and money to the region...[One] described renewable energy projects such as wind farms as an all-powerful federal government-driven produce punishment barreling nadir the tracks...[He assumed commissioners may possibly] either get run better, or put your touch on the switch to mandate the punishment...
"Bring in Co. of Wyoming council say the region would get in the company of 445 million and 562 million by way of dissimilar taxes better the 20-year spark of the project...The project would more to the point stress 300 to 400 personnel participating in the rather two year's of innovation, 1,000 to 1,200 jobs better the late three excitement and 114 chronic jobs..."
Monday, November 21, 2011
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