Massachusetts has announced a grant program that will provide up to $600,000 per installation for wind turbines in the Commonwealth. The sticking point for this grant is that it must be submitted by June 4th of this year. That's a pretty aggressive time line to get a grant proposal prepared. Dr. Ron DiPippo, who has already done yeoman's duty as head of the Alternative Energy Committee, is already preparing to submit the grant request. The town departments will assist as they are needed and...
...I am hopeful that we can meet the deadline.
An additional $1.2 million dollars make this project very attractive as an alternative energy project. Last week, the Finance Committee finished their review of the economics of the project and gave it a positive nod.
Additional posts on the wind turbines can be found here and here.
Sunday, May 3, 2009
New developments on wind turbines
Labels:
Capital projects,
wind power
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