Reposted from Seven Days. At a boisterous rally on Sunday in Derby Line, residents expressed concerns about noise, aesthetics, possible damage to local wildlife and property values in opposition to a two-turbine wind development.
Reposted from Caledonian-Record. DERBY – An attorney with state utility regulators says a local group of residents cannot intervene in hearings over the Derby Line Wind Project because they missed the deadline by a month.
Reposted from Bennington Banner. BRATTLEBORO — Among Cersosimo Industries’ many endeavors — which include lumber, real estate, gravel and landscape planning — you will soon be able to add power generation.
Reposted from WCAX. In a state where natural resources are celebrated, lawmakers are asking folks at home to harvest them and make them Vermont’s main source of power.
Reposted from Brattleboro Reformer. BRATTLEBORO — Some projects that are part of the Vermont Sustainably Priced Energy Development Program received a boost from the Public Service Board last month when it increased the price-per-kilowatt hour from 24 to 27 cents. The price of small-wind power was raised from 21 to 25 cents.
Reposted here from the Rutland Herald. Published: January 22, 2012 The Shumlin administration’s recent development of a comprehensive energy plan for Vermont sets a laudable goal of attaining 90 percent of our energy from renewable resources by midcentury. Unfortunately, Vermont’s current state renewable energy policy (the Vermont SPEED program) is badly flawed. Rather than [...]
Reposted from VPR. (Host) The Shumlin administration and legislative leaders have proposed a major overhaul in how Vermont encourages renewable energy.
Reposted from VTDigger. In legislative committees on natural resources and energy this session all the buzz is about two bills that would require mandatory renewable portfolio standards.
