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February 27, 2010 – Vol.14 No.49 Crownbutte Wind Power Joins Wind Spirit Baseload Renewable Energy Project. Crownbutte Wind Power, of Mandan, North Dakota, has announced its commitment to participate in Grasslands Renewable Energy's innovative Wind Spirit Project. The Wind Spirit Project will seek to address the obstacles facing large-scale use of wind and solar power. The Wind Spirit Project is being designed as a transmission system to access geographically diverse renewable energy from across Montana and the Northern Great Plains. Renewable energy from multiple geographic areas will be combined with energy storage technologies and smart grid components to create a baseload renewable energy supply. The energy for the Wind Spirit Project would be collected via series of 230KV AC transmission lines and transported to large markets using high voltage AC and DC transmission lines. By combining renewable energy from different areas, the Wind Spirit Project will make renewable energy more efficient and cost effective. The Wind Spirit Project is an important alliance that supports Crownbutte's strategy to develop, own and operate wind parks in prime wind resource locations that have access to existing and planned transmission systems.
Crownbutte Wind Power has a pipeline of over 640 MW of projects in various stages of development across North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. (2/26/10)
Links: Wind Spirit Project Crownbutte Wind Power
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