Wind farm begins operations

Texas is the state with the most wind farms. Being involved in
a wind farm project in Texas, I can only hope that this type
of energy producing business grows. This project will produce
150 MW consisting of 75 2-MW turbines for 30 years.

I like being involved with Gamesa Energy USA, and not with a
oil business who is looking into wind farming. My trust in Big
Oil is weak, they can pull out their funding any minute.

After re-reading the post, I wonder why only 274 turbines
generate 300MW? The citizens of Colorado may be getting less
than full value of corporate/government agreement of $480
million.

Why is the government involved anyway? When a private business
enters a community, contracts with the owners of the land
needed for wind farming, builds right-of-ways to the
farms,installs the turbines and electrical grid, why would the
state government be involved. Unless it is the object of
insurance, making it financially liable to its corporate
partners.

Maybe, the citizens of Colorado will be paying much more than
sticker price.

What's wrong with the free enterprise idea (no government
involvement)of producing a product that is good for its
consumers at a lower than market price and Green Friendly.