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Great Lakes Wind Collaborative
Save the Date: GLWC 5th Annual Meeting Siemens Energy interested in Lake Erie wind turbine project Cleveland Plain Dealer (5/22) The development company formed to build a pilot wind farm in Lake Erie is switching to smaller, more efficient turbines, a move that could make the project more practical. Lake Erie wind developer asks states to take a Leap of faith Recharge News (5/17) The project, Lake Erie Alternative Power (Leap), envisages the placement of 700 turbines in clusters off Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York. Great Lakes consortium downplays missing states Wind Energy Update (5/14) A consortium between the US government and five states to develop wind power in the Great Lakes is confident of making significant progress even though three other states bordering the Lakes have refused to sign. GVSU wind buoy now collecting information in the middle of Lake Michigan Muskegon Chronicle (5/8) The buoy is only one of two in existence and the only one in the Great Lakes. The laser wind assessment system will measure wind speed and direction every second from 250 to 575 feet off the lake surface. That height is critical for the next generation of offshore wind turbines, which will have hubs reaching such heights. Visit GLIN to read more articles about wind and renewable energy in the Great Lakes region
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