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A Bullish View of Wind Power Out West
Posted by
Bosque
721 days ago (
http://green.blogs.nytimes.com
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A study has found that the power grid for five western states - Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Wyoming - could operate on as much as 30 percent wind and 5 percent solar without the construction of extensive new infrastructure.
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