Vermont Governor Cool to Wind Energy Projects
October 4, 2005
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[Rutland Herald] Gov. James Douglas is expected to issue a proclamation this week declaring October "Wind Energy Month." Administration spokesman Jason Gibbs says the governor is in favor of wind energy only if it is developed on a "Vermont scale." The state's wind energy proponents, though, say this caveat proves the governor is straddling the fence -- or ridgeline -- on the hot topic of wind energy development in the Green Mountains. The governor, wind energy supporters say, has been discouraging development of the type and size that would make a difference for Vermont's energy future. See the following link for the full story at the Rutland Herald.
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* He sees future for only 50 MW. That is only ten 5 MW turbines (REpower/multibryd) or twenty 2.5 MW (I think the largest GE has).
* In Europe we have learned that spread solitairy windturbines have a much bigger effect on the landscape than concetrated "indtustrial" windparks.