Wind Power

Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA, has announced that it will buy 5% of its electrical power needs from wind energy. The university will buy 4,778 megawatt-hours per year of wind power from the Exelon-Community Energy Wind Farm at Mill Run, which is currently under construction.

Publication date: 07/23/2001

Virginia Nowak is theTraining and education editor. E-mail her at nowakv@bnp.c om.

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