North American Windpower: Wisconsin PUC Approves Sale Of Wind Farm

Wisconsin PUC Approves Sale Of Wind Farm

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by NAW Staff on Monday 10 December 2012

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission has approved the sale of the 30 MW Montfort Wind Energy Center, located in Iowa County, Wis., to Milwuakee-based utility We Energies for $27 million.

The wind farm, which was owned and operated by NextEra Energy Resources, began operating in 2001 and features 20 GE 1.5 MW turbines.

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