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Here you will find information about the New England wind project, Hull Wind 1. You can locate other New England wind projects on our Google Map.

Photo of a wind turbine. PIX 11261

Vestas turbine at Hull Municipal Lighting Plant, Hull, Massachusetts. This turbine provides enough electricity to power the street lights of Hull. View a larger version of the photo.

Hull Wind 1

Hull, MA

United States

(42.304/-70.9214)

Owner/Operator: Hull Municipal Light Plant

Size: 660 kW

Technology: 1 @ 660 kW Vestas v-47

Type: Community Scale

Status: Operating

Commission Date: 12/1/2001

More Information:
http://www.hullwind.org/

University of Massachusetts Renewable Energy Research Laboratory. "A Case Study on Community Wind Development (PDF 361 KB)

Discussion:

Operating since December 2001, this turbine represents a pioneering effort in community wind. Many communities throughout the region are seeking to replicate Hull's success.

Hull #1 was so popular in the community that Hull #2, a 1.8-MW Vestas V-80 was installed in Spring 2006 (see Hull Wind 2).

Perhaps the most visible wind turbine in the U.S.!

Renewable Energy Credits from Hull #1 sold through Mass Energy Consumers Alliance.

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