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Powerful project under way in Mexico; Village's first wind turbine taking shape
The incentive money has been approved and the cement foundation has been poured for Mexico's first wind turbine, which is expected to be operating at some point this summer.
The turbine will be erected on state Route 69 in the yard of Mexico resident, Vito Fleming, who anticipates experiencing a tall order of savings from the structure that will power his home.
June 10, 2009
by Aaron Curtis
in Pall Times
The incentive money has been approved and the cement foundation has been poured for Mexico’s first wind turbine, which is expected to be operating at some point this summer.
The turbine will be erected on state Route 69 in the yard of Mexico resident, Vito Fleming, who anticipates experiencing a tall order of savings from the structure that will power his home.
Fleming has been paying, on average, around $200 to $300 for his electric bill each month. With all the discussion of renewable energy throughout media and commercial outlets, he decided to research his options.
Fleming turned to Alternative Power Solutions in... [continue via Web link]
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