Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Shell Out
Posted By Carrie Peyton Dahlberg on Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 3:23 PM
Well, looks like that pretty ridge view is safe from those nasty turbines now.
This from Shell:
Shell exits Bear River Ridge Wind Project
We would like to inform you that Shell WindEnergy Inc. has decided to exit the Bear River Wind Project due to unfavorable market conditions and issues pertaining to the transportation logistics. This means that we will stop all development activities related to the project including - community consultation, project and transmission design, EIR/EIS permitting, transportation and environmental studies.
Wind is an important renewable energy resource and a valuable part of a sustainable energy portfolio. Shell continues to operate our existing wind assets and look for opportunities to grow our wind portfolio.
The project development team would like to express our deep thanks to all of the families, community leaders and individuals who have supported the proposed project over the years.
Best Regards,
Shell WindEnergy Inc.
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