Being neither pro nor con on wind turbines, I would like some facts on them. How much power do they produce in megawatt hours?

Will it take 20,000 of these structures to replace 20,000 megawatts of power in our coal fired grid?

Is enough voltage produced to push this power over 100 miles?

I know wind turbines are a huge tax break for power companies, but has anyone in Tucker County seen a break in their utility bills?

Years ago, politicians sponsored a "job" coal power plant in Grant Town. If costs nearly four times the money to operate per megawatt hour, and the extra cost was passed on to the consumer.

I have 23 years experience in power generation and have seen political fads come and go.

We would all like to lower our energy costs. Free trade is hard to take when we see oil being exported and imported from the same sea ports, and the only ones getting rich are the stock market investors and oil companies

Wind turbines are a good idea, but are they practical or just another tax break for power companies?

Whatever happened to hydrogen fuel cells?