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Windmills are coming to Summerhill Township, with as many as 27 energy-producing turbines planned for outside Beaverdale.
EverPower, formerly EverPower Renewables, is wheeling out Highland North Wind Farm.
The company plans to have the turbines cranking out 62 megawatts of electricity - or enough power for 30,000 homes - by summer 2011.
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Brady Township Supervisors move toward commercial wind turbine ordinance adoption
January 29, 2010 by Glenn Schuckers in Courier Express
January 29, 2010 by Glenn Schuckers in Courier Express
The Brady Township Supervisors moved one step closer to adopting an ordinance that will regulate the construction of commercial wind turbines in the township.
According to supervisors Chairman Darryl Beatty, the purpose of the special meeting was to discuss and amend the ordinance that was presented at an earlier special meeting.
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There’s been plenty of bluster among the Northumberland County commissioners regarding a proposed wind farm, but residents had little to say about the project during a special public meeting Wednesday night. ...About 15 people attended Wednesday night’s meeting, but only Penn Wind CEO Justin Dunkelberger spoke up.
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Gamesa eyes transitioning from truck to rail transport
January 23, 2010 by Bernie Hornick in The Tribune-Democrat
January 23, 2010 by Bernie Hornick in The Tribune-Democrat
Wind-turbine manufacturer Gamesa Inc. is looking for a way to haul its huge blades out by rail, minimizing truck transport.
Company spokesman Michael Peck said Friday no decisions have been made as to where a rail link could be made, but said the closer to the Ebensburg plant the better.
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Officials snubbed advisers' warnings about wind farm
January 22, 2010 by Marcia Moore in The Daily Item
January 22, 2010 by Marcia Moore in The Daily Item
Two separate Northumberland County boards of commissioners were cautioned since 2006 by three legal advisers about "shortcomings" in a Sunbury firm's wind farm proposal.
At issue is the land-lease agreement between the county and Penn Wind, a 29-year deal that is in the midst of being renewed and has been in jeopardy for months.
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The battle over wind turbines continues in Butler Township as opposing sides fight over bats, birds and what constitutes valid testimony.
The Butler Township Zoning Hearing Board heard testimony from both sides again Wednesday as residents fought to stop a plan by Broad Mountain Development Co. LLC.
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The co-owner and chief executive officer for Penn Wind LLC said he didn't attend Tuesday's commissioners' meeting because Commissioner Chairman Frank Sawicki informed one of his associates just prior to the session that the wind farm issue wasn't on the meeting agenda and probably wouldn't be discussed.
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