The Muskegon Chronicle reports the
wastewater site might be a perfect fit for wind-energy developers.
According to excerpts from the story:
Muskegon County officials are preparing
to seek proposals from wind-energy developers interested in erecting large,
commercial wind turbines on the county's 11,000-acre wastewater site.
Citing the strong winds that blow across the
property in Egelston and Moorland townships and its lack of nearby neighbors,
officials have said they believe it is a prime spot for turbines. A mobile
wind-test unit, purchased by the county, has gathered wind-speed data on the
site, and the early findings show favorable winds for turbines.
Read the complete story here.
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