Wind power comes into its own in AlaskaKodiak Pillar Mountain project adds wind to hydro; contractor STG says foundation work costly part of remote wind projects Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
Alaska had hundreds of small wind turbines in the 1980s because of the oil crisis and federal incentives for renewable energy, but “the technology was relatively immature and was not adapted to Alaska’s extreme climatic and geographic conditions.”
As a result, Alaska Village Electric Cooperative Pr....
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Wind plus hydro Terror Lake storage Focus on foundations Costs variable
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