Harnessing Alaska windsElectricity from wind turbines looks attractive, faces some economic hurdles Alan Bailey Petroleum News Staff Writer
Pending natural gas shortages in Southcentral Alaska and the escalating cost of diesel-generated electricity in rural Alaska have both been driving some creative thinking about electricity generation in the state. And with an abundance of wind in many areas, wind turbines seem an obvious alternative....
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