Dr. Robert Holland is a physician at North Country Hospital in Newport, Vermont. He has been trained to do cost effective analysis, and has taken his experience in that field and applied it to the Lowell wind project. Dr. Holland’s conclusion is that the Lowell wind project is up to 3.8 times more expensive than alternatives (that […]
The Northeast Vermont Development Association through a grant funded by the Clean Energy Development Fund has produced several guides for facilitating renewable energy growth in Vermont.
Amending the town plan is one of the many ways you can be specific about the types of energy projects you want and don’t want in your community.
Dr. Nina Pierpont has updated some of her work on Wind Turbine Syndrome and produced the attached PDF. It is a good read and highlights many of the issues of health with wind turbines.
A new book was recently released by consulting firm Atkinson & Rapley. It appears to explore many of the issues around farms. Their description below:
You’ve Got the Power The Renewable Energy Atlas of Vermont is your tool for identifying, analyzing, and visualizing existing and promising locations for renewable energy projects. You can click on your town (or several towns or county/counties) and select from a thorough suite of renewable energy options: biomass, efficiency, geothermal, hydroelectric, solar, and wind.
A great new video from Efficiency Vermont outlines what to expect from a home energy audit. Find the video and get started here.
Green Mountain Power has proposed to build a 63 megawatt utility scale wind turbine project in Lowell, VT. The project also includes 16.9 miles of roads and transmission lines. Below find all the latest news and documents relating to the Public Service Board case. All Lowell Project Documents (Chronological Order) All Lowell Project News