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Noble Environmental Power Builds Michigan's Newest Windpark

During construction of Noble Ellenburg Windpark. Construction workers wait to make the initial attachment of the rotor to the nacelle. Copyright: Daniel Haas.
by Staff Writers
Ubly MI (SPX) Jul 18, 2008
Noble Environmental Power has announced that construction on Michigan's newest windpark is underway.

The Noble Thumb I Windpark will generate 69 megawatts of clean energy using 46 GE 1.5 megawatt turbines, which is enough to power about 23,000 average homes.

Over a period of 20 years, it would require burning more than 1.5 million tons of coal -- enough to fill a train 178 miles long -- to create the same amount of electricity.

Construction work on the Noble Thumb I Windpark is being performed by RMT WindConnect. Noble estimates that the project will create approximately 85 new construction jobs, and will result in more than $3.5 million in property tax payments over the next 20 years.

Once the Noble Thumb I Windpark is operational, hundreds of thousands of dollars in easement payments will be made to landowners each year.

Noble has approximately 3,850 megawatts of windparks under development in eight states. In May, Noble held ribbon-cutting ceremonies for three newly-operational windparks in New York State, and in June the company held groundbreaking ceremonies for four more New York State windparks. Noble also recently began construction of the 114 megawatt Noble Great Plains Windpark in Texas.

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Boralex Acquires 100 MW Of Wind Power In Ontario
Montreal, Canada (SPX) Jul 17, 2008
Boralex has announced that it has acquired the rights for a wind project with a potential installed capacity of 100 MW in Ontario.







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