From: Spudboy100@aol.com
Date: Thu Jan 23 2003 - 23:22:50 MST
EvMick stated:
<<The cost of a kilowatt-hour of "wind generated" electricity has declined
from $.32 about ten years ago to about $.03 currently....and it's continuing
to drop. Right now only natural gas is cheaper.>>
So how many communities run their heatings, by, say electric baseboard heat,
derived from wind turbines. What are the economics of this aspect, since you
are comparing windmills v. natural gas?
<<I'll sacrafice a few burds for that.....
EvMick >>
And many green weiners will care more about the birds then a clean energy
source (hopefully reliable as well). Those damn greedy wind-electric power
corporations are ruining everything...
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