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Certified Real Estate Appraiser testifies regarding industrial wind impact.
Thanks to Jon Boone for pointing us to this article published by the Industrial Wind Action Group: Testimony of Michael McCann on property value impacts in Adams County IL June 8, 2010 by Michael S. McCann CRA Summary: Certified appraiser … Continue reading
“Now is a good time to consider the massive misinformation campaign wind power proponents have whipped up in the mountains.”
Daren Bakst writes at StarNews Online: ‘Extremists’ push wind power regardless of the cost Mr. Bask, in his article focusing on North Carolina suggests, “While most attention has focused on mountain ridgelines, there’s been little focus on massive industrial wind … Continue reading
Trust me, it really is a solar panel … it just looks a lot like a 400 foot tall wind turbine.
From Business Week: Spanish Wind Farms Registered as Solar to Win Higher Subsidies Seems wind farms in Spain registered themselves as photovoltaic generators, claiming the higher subsidy that solar plants earn. I don’t know what the fuss is all about, … Continue reading
Posted in Wind Energy Shenanigans
Tagged diesel solar, energy subsidies, solar, Wind energy, wind farms
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Glenn Schleede: Highly Misleading ACORE Report on Potential for Wind Energy
From Glenn Schleede, May 6, 2010: A friend recently asked for my comments on the May 2009, “ACORE 20 GW Plan for Kansas,”[i] report, which claims that Kansas could get 20,000 megawatts (MW) of electric generating capacity from “renewable” energy … Continue reading
Posted in Glenn Schleede
Tagged ACORE, Glenn Schleede, Kansas energy, Renewable Energy, Wind energy
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More good news from the Wind Energy Sector – “More than eight out of 10 US stimulus dollars spent on wind energy farms have gone to foreign companies”
With all the talk of stimulus, job creation and impact on the US economy there’s this, via Industrial Wind Action Group, “The 11 US-based wind farms that received cash grants from the US Treasury have imported 695 of the 982 … Continue reading
Posted in Pinnacle Knob, Wind energy
Tagged foreign investment in wind plants, Mineral County WV, stimulus, Wind energy
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“Wind turbines show how costly ‘free’ energy can be.”
In commentary at Minnesota Public Radio Online, Ronald Reimer, an organic farmer in Ettrick, Wisconsin, writes today that “Most of what the public knows about wind turbines comes from the media.” That certainly seems the case here in the Alleghenies, … Continue reading
Scientists provide yet another reason to delay the rapid deployment of wind turbine installations in areas where need is not proven.
Science Daily, in it’s article – Scientists Find Successful Way To Reduce Bat Deaths At Wind Turbines, reports that “Scientists at the University of Calgary have found a way to reduce bat deaths from wind turbines by up to 60 … Continue reading
Posted in Bat/Bird Kills, Wind energy
Tagged American Wind Energy Association, Bat kills, Wind energy, Wind turbines
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The Wind Energy cart. Will the horse ever catch up?
Energy Secretary Steven Chu recently addressed the Grid Week conference in Washington. Jeff St. John reported on the Secretary’s comments at Greentech Media. The full article is linked here for your convenience: “GridWeek: Chu Lays Out DOE’s Smart Grid Vision, … Continue reading
China’s efforts to increase wind power requires additional coal-fired plants…and more coal!
China has been touted as moving ahead of the US in the application of wind energy. Perhaps so, but what does this really mean to their total energy package…where does wind power fit in? Will it finally replace the nasty … Continue reading
Mountain Breezes – Green Energy’s New Coal?
The citizens of the high Alleghenies are often portrayed as slow-witted and ignorant. Outsiders form quick images of folks sitting on falling down porches, pooch at heel, puffing on a corncob of terbacky, sipping moonshine and just waiting for the last … Continue reading
Posted in Wind v Coal
Tagged CO2, Coal-fired power plants, US Energy Information Agency, Wind energy
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