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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Seven utilities have announced formation of a partnership to advance the Frontier Line, an electric-power transmission grid that would serve Wyoming, Utah, Nevada and California.
Panelists urge developing mix of energy sources
April 15, 2006 by Dustin Bleizeffer in Casper Star-Tribune
April 15, 2006 by Dustin Bleizeffer in Casper Star-Tribune
CASPER -- Because the stability of the U.S. economy relies on the nation's ability to meet increasing energy demand, planners likely won't have to choose between fossil fuels and renewable energy.
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Energy Policy]
Western opposition to coal plants could land them in Wyoming
April 3, 2006 by Dustin Bleizeffer in Jackson Hole Star Tribune
April 3, 2006 by Dustin Bleizeffer in Jackson Hole Star Tribune
GILLETTE -- Wyoming energy officials hope that recent action by the Idaho Legislature to place a two-year moratorium on new construction of coal-burning power plants will work in Wyoming's favor.
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General]
GREEN RIVER -- Sweetwater County sits atop some of the nation's largest natural gas reserves, about a third of the world's natural soda ash supply and ample reserves of coal and oil.
But not all of the county's untapped energy resources lie underground. County officials say a lot of it passes right over head on those blustery, windy Wyoming days
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General]
County wrestles with wind farm plan
January 18, 2006 by Kathy Gilbert, Staff Writer in greenriverstar.com
January 18, 2006 by Kathy Gilbert, Staff Writer in greenriverstar.com
Wind farms, wind parks or wind conversion -- no matter what it's called, Sweetwater County has to learn how to deal with it.
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Zoning/Planning]
“The county has to have something to stand on. A wind farm on White Mountain is going to be a very controversial issue,” he said
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Zoning/Planning]
Cheyenne firm's wind turbines get makeover
November 5, 2005 by Robert W. Black in Star-Tribune (Casper, Wyoming)
November 5, 2005 by Robert W. Black in Star-Tribune (Casper, Wyoming)
The new turbines are more efficient and less costly than propeller-driven machines and earlier versions of TMA's own mills, officials say.
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Technology]
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