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…wind projects are increasing because projects with fewer wind turbines fit more appropriately into the landscape and the benefits of the wind energy can be provided locally. Several projects that…
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…conference – one that is rapidly becoming the marquee trade show in the wind energy business. This year’s conference was the largest wind power event in the world, with over…
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…Steve Barrett and I just returned from the annual America Wind Energy Association (AWEA) Windpower 2012 Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. We co-authored a poster presentation titled “Municipal Wind Turbine…
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…Steve Barrett and I just returned from the three day American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) annual conference held in Dallas, Texas. This was my fourth AWEA conference and…
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…Last night, via webinar, I attended the two-hour live in-person event/webinar hosted by the New England Wind Energy Education Project. The meeting was held in Bourne, MA, and the…
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…Menge A: When the wind is blowing, the wind speed is faster above the ground than it is near the ground. That faster wind speed above the ground bends (“refracts”)…
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…HMMH is pleased to announce the release of the Kingston Wind Independence (KWI) Turbine Acoustical Monitoring Study report prepared for the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center (MassCEC) and the Massachusetts…
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…The Environmental Business Council’s wind energy committee held a meeting and site visit in Portsmouth, RI on September 22nd to hear about and see Portsmouth’s new 1.5 MW utility-scale…
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…on Memorial Day weekend. This service was introduced by the Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority (CCRTA), in coordination with MassDOT and the MBTA, to create a car-free vacation as well…
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…First Wind retained HMMH to undertake a noise study in support of the Act 250 Section 248 permitting process for the proposed Sheffield Wind Farm located in northeastern Vermont….
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