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Solar/wind combo project in Arizona: The first utility scale solar/wind combination project in the U.S.—the 10.5 MW Kingman project—has started up in solar-rich Arizona, and there are already plans in place to potentially double the size of the project. New solar farm delivers power—and R & D results: Schneider Electric's dual 600/1,000-volt solar farm in Tennessee is the first such facility in the U.S. and was built as a test lab to develop components for sustainable solar farms, and help the company optimize its inverter design and PV solar applications. California wind project builder takes on all kinds of weather with Alta Wind project: The build-out of Alta Wind project in California will take a number of years, but the Balfour Wind Energy Constructors joint venture recently completed the 150 MW first phase of the project. And along the way to completion, they ran into snow, heavy rains, forest fires—everything, it seems, with the exception of locusts. Plugging into the community for wind power: The development and construction of Maryland's first wind power project—the 70 MW Criterion wind project—involved Constellation Energy getting plugged into the local community in a big way. Major biomass power plant for Texas: Well known for being a leader in wind energy, the State of Texas is now home to a new $123 million, 50 MW biomass power plant. Guest Column: Cultural resources can connect wind project developers with local communities, says Sydne Marshall, Cultural Resources Discipline Lead at Tetra Tech EC. For the Record: Getting past Solyndra—Government support for emerging technologies in clean energy plays a critical role in advancing innovation, says David B. Goldstein co-director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's Energy Program.
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