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August 19 - roundup

Thursday, August 19, 2010

An article about wind turbine parts squeezing through bridges on Maine's rural roads.

Patriot Renewables LLC plans to invest up to $228 million for up to 50 turbines in Maine.

Some local opposition to certain wind turbine siting issues in Dixfield, Maine, at a hearing held by opponents of wind in Maine's mountains.

China, Maine is implementing a PACE program.

Ocean Renewable Power Company says its first commercial-scale ocean energy turbine is a success.
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