`Wind farm' to generate electricity, and could ease concerns

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Harrisburg officials are expected to announce plans today for the development of the biggest wind-powered electric-generation plant in Pennsylvania. The facility will be located in Fayette County, roughly 40 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. The "wind farm," developed by Community Energy Inc., Exelon Corp., Atlantic Renewable Energy Corp., and others, will contribute 15 megawatts.

Research & development outlays, Services introduction, Exelon Corp., PSEG Global Inc., Atlantic Renewable Energy Corp.

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New plant to turn wind into power

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Exelon Power Team and Waymart Wind Farm L.L.C. are collaborating on a 50-megawatt, wind-powered electric generating facility in rural Wayne County. The wind farm will produce enough electricity to provide power to roughly 20,000 average-size homes.

Alliances, partnerships, Exelon Corp. Exelon Power Team, Waymart Wind Farm L.L.C.

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'Green' power still carries premium price: Thousands in Pa, N.J. willingly pay more for electricity from renewable sources. Critics call it a costly mistake

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Green Mountain Energy Co. has 80,000 customers in Pennsylvania and approximately 2,000 New Jersey customers, who pay extra to buy its electricity, which is supposed to be cleaner energy. However, critics claim that renewable energy is not reliable, is not efficient, and does not compare economically to power supplies that already exist.

Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, New Jersey, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Environmental aspects, Green products, Company pricing policy, Green Mountain Energy Co.

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