A Wyoming plan to help coal mine reclamation and address an enormous problem with the disposal of millions of tons of spent wind turbine blades is so far going nowhere without federal approval.
There’s a good reason winds that make it dangerous to travel across Wyoming don’t break and batter turbines – it’s science.
The Rail Tie Wind Project in southeastern Wyoming has cleared another major hurdle on its way to completion.
Duke Energy told Cowboy State Daily they are continuing to investigate why a 262-foot wind turbine collapsed outside of Cheyenne last month.
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An energy company is investigating what caused one of its wind turbines near Cheyenne to collapse recently.
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NextEra Energy Resources’ $650 million Cedar Springs Wind Farm, phases I, II and III – are online and fully operational as of Dec. 11
The Casper landfill will soon be the home of more than 1,000 decommissioned wind turbine blades and motor housing units.
