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Dan McKay
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Well, we are here to burst the wind bubble before it gets too large to hurt us all
Whoever owns the grid controls the price? The wind mafia is going to charge us once to build their tinker toys and transmission line. Then they are going to charge us again when we need power?
No CO2s sequestered but I'll bet there will be a ton of…
I , poked the wrong letter on my key board sorry a bout that Dixdield should read Dixfield .
My wife Phyllis has just kicked my ass for making this mistake as she has been kicking it for 63 yr"s . Maybe it's about time the quiet citizen's like my wi…
Dan Mckay, You are not only waking the GOOD CITIZEN"S of DIXFIELD MAINE up about Wind Power , but Dan Mckay you waking the GOOD CITIZEN"S off this GREAT STATE of MAINE up . WE ARE WINNING AND WILL WIN WHEN THE CITIZEN"S VOTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…
Will Maine become an electrical importer because of the “ wind rush ?”
Currently, Maine produces electricity using 50% reliable, renewable sources ( hydro-power and biomass ) and exports a surplus.
With 3 large natural gas plants built in the 1990’s…
What is the payback period with the federal subsidy of 1.9 cents per kilowatt ?
341,000,000 kilowatts x .019 = $6,479,000 per year
$15,300,000 plus $6,479,000 = $21,779,000
$273,000,000 divided by $21,779,000 = 12.5 years payback
You will do well. Remember it is all about protecting the health and welfare of each and all of the citizens of the community.
Dropping a name your way to a man you has a business in Wilton and opposes wind farms in our area.
His name is Rand Stowell and he owns the business, microptix at 284 Main ST . His family once owned many of the mountains now under assault. A word or…
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After The Wind Rush
Will Maine become an electrical importer because of the “ wind rush ?”
Currently, Maine produces electricity using 50% reliable, renewable sources ( hydro-power and biomass ) and exports a surplus.
With 3 large natural gas plants built in the 1990’s, Maine will be able to meet electrical demand until 2017.
What will all the new generation wind facilities do for us ?
Experiences in California and Denmark may answer this question.
Denmark has reached the goal of producing 20% of their electrical d… Continue
Currently, Maine produces electricity using 50% reliable, renewable sources ( hydro-power and biomass ) and exports a surplus.
With 3 large natural gas plants built in the 1990’s, Maine will be able to meet electrical demand until 2017.
What will all the new generation wind facilities do for us ?
Experiences in California and Denmark may answer this question.
Denmark has reached the goal of producing 20% of their electrical d… Continue
Posted on March 14, 2010 at 5:41am — 4 Comments
William Tucker Analyzes Renewable Energy
The following website will surely enlighten you to what is going to happen with the energy plan undertake by Obama. http://spectator.org/people/william-tucker/all
Posted on March 5, 2010 at 4:19am —
Wind Turbine Study From An Engineer's View
http://www.20percentwind.org/report/Chapter2_Wind_Turbine_Technology.pdf
This report is one that should be read by anyone interested in investing in wind projects.
This report is one that should be read by anyone interested in investing in wind projects.
Posted on March 4, 2010 at 4:28am —
The Sounds From Our Mountaintops
Here's what you are going to get with wind turbines on the ridgelines. It will be equivalent to a rock band at each turbine site playing from a stage 400 feet above the ground, but these bands won't have much musical talent.
Posted on February 28, 2010 at 8:59am — 2 Comments
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- At 6:39pm on February 6, 2010,
Alan Michka said… - Dan, send me an email through the Friends Of The Highland Mountains. highlandmts@gmail.com
- At 10:11am on January 30, 2010,
Dan McKay said…
- Leola,
As with Woodstock, Carthage was suddenly presented a project no one had understanding of how it would affect them. Overwhelmed with offers of new money, many town officials envisioned solutions to revenue loss. They accepted the wind developer's assurances as well as the state's hastily developed policies which has the DEP trying to cope with human health issues. The idea of these giant wind machines within a town , all too often, presents a struggle town officials are unwilling to undertake as it relates to citizen health and welfare, therefore, they take the easy course of believing the wind developer and the state. Ask anyone who is attempting to write a wind ordinance for their town and they will tell you what an immense undertaking it is.
As with any venture allowed to proceed too fast, regrets will surely follow and wishes one had taken the time to study will be brought forth.
Believe it or not, many people in Carthage believe they will have an opportunity to register their vote on whether to allow these machines in Carthage.
The actions you are taking is not too late. The knowledge you will be imparting to your citizens will solicit the same responses Freemont and I often hear : " I wasn't aware of that ! "
As our town officials fail to look out for the protective interests of their citizens, whether they are of a few or many, it is imperative to make each citizen realize that their health and welfare may have to initiate with them.
I did look up the wind developer's Woodstock site application with the DEP and was curious to find the town planning board had issued a waiver to the town's noise standards and thus allowing the wind developer the opportunity to increase the night time noise limits from 45 Dba to 50 Dba. This was done with knowing what is happening in Mars Hill, Freedom and Vinalhaven , not to mention thruout the country and worldwide ?
- At 11:56pm on January 28, 2010,
Leola R. Ballweber said… - Dan, over here in Woodstock things are warming up. I have a list of all the voters in Woodstock, all the abuttment list, and it shames me to say that whoever is in charge of the protected wetlands have allowed Patriot Renewables to build within 500ft of the wetlands. All the money figures are blocked out so you can't tell how much the pay offs were to these people. The more I dig the dirtier this whole mess looks. Woodstock town manager seems to think it funny that all the green activist don't like the wind turbines. I probly should have told him, its because they are not GREEN. How did your meeting go? Please fill me in and do you know what is going on in Carthage? Patriot is over there too. Leola
- At 9:56am on December 13, 2009,
Dan McKay said…
- http://www.countryguardian.net/ Wonderful website in the UK explaining problems throughout Europe with wind power
- At 6:42pm on December 10, 2009,
Cathy Mattson said… - Dan, Hello to you over on the other side of the mountain. Some really great writings coming from over there. Know tell me, the Rotary needed to have a guest speaker and everyone thought it should be John Kerry??? There has to be something connected there. Good response. Maybe we should suggest that you and I could be their guests some meeting.
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