Don't Sellout Wyoming's Night Skies to Power Colorado !
Houston Based Power Company ConnectGEN is proposing a 26,000 acre wind turbine project that will wipe out the Wyoming valley between Ames Monument and Boulder Ridge
Plans call for up to one hundred fifty-one 675 foot turbines, a 7000 foot maintenance building, an 8 acre switchyard, and two 5 acre substations.
Wind Turbines are getting larger, and turbine blades longer.
The Tallest Building in Wyoming is White Hall on the UW campus
White Hall is 12 stories and is 200 feet high.
Do Wind Turbines Fail?
You be the judgeImportant Links
Updated regularly
Information about Wind Energy
> Industrial Turbine Facilities and Tourism in Albany County
> Wind Turbine Blades Can’t Be Recycled, So They’re Piling Up in Landfills – Bloomber Green
> Property Values Reduced 25 – 60%
Comments from the Community
> And What about the Birds? – Jane Grant
> Update on Wind Wyoming Way – State Senator Cale Case
> Letter to Albany County Commissioners – Al Miner
> Impacts on Health, Safety and Survival – Carol Wiles
Press
> Area Residents discover Turbine Locations
Videos
> Ecological Impact of Wind Turbines
> Why Wind Farms Are Bad For The Environment
> Who Cleans Up When a Wind Farm Retires?
> True Cost of Wind – Ryan M. Yonk, PhD
> Infrasound Caused by Industrial Wind Turbines – Documentary
Legislature Crafts Bill to Better Regulate Turbine Project Construction
During this 2020 Legislative session Wyoming will look at more stringent laws pertaining to wind turbine construction, especially close to residential communities. We will keep you updated on movement of the proposal. It will begin with the Corporations Committee. Click to read the proposed bill SF0036.
Wind Turbines and Property Values
A presentation by
Kurt C. Kielisch, ASA, IFAS, SR/WA
President / Sr. Appraiser – Appraisal Group One
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