Reposted from Rutland Herald.   I remember the great feeling of finally paying off our mortgage. It went way beyond the obvious financial benefit. There’s a sense of freedom and security.

Reposted from Caledonian-Record.   DERBY — The Derby Select Board Monday evening decided to send its attorney on a fishing expedition “to smoke out” the Derby Line Wind Project developer and see if he is about to withdraw or delay the project.

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Reposted from Newport Daily Express. DERBY, VT/STANSTEAD, QUE. – Stanstead can now officially intervene on the proposed Derby Line Wind project, according to an order by the Vermont Public Service Board (PSB) issued May 9.

Reposted from Rutland Herald.   A couple who founded their company based on a Rutland Town School solar project lost their lawsuit against the School Board because state law trumped their argument.

Reposted from Caledonian-Record.   DERBY — If Derby Selectman Karen Jenne has her way, the Derby Select Board will vote Monday to oppose the Derby Line Wind Project.

Reposted from VPR.   Some advocates would like to see Vermont towns go back to the renewable energy future by relying more heavily on hydroelectricity.

Reposted from VPR. Construction has started on a 10 megawatt wind energy development in northwestern Vermont.