Hull Wins DOE Wind Power Pioneer Award
The Town of Hull, Massachusetts, has won the Department of Energy's Wind Power Pioneer Award. The distinction recognizes the Town of Hull for its "outstanding leadership
in advancing the use of wind power in a coastal community". The statement continues: "a model for engaging the entire community to understand and move forward together on its wind
power project, from school teachers, utility engineers and local leaders to state government, academia and industry"
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US State Dept (=America.gov) is proud of us (click here !)
Public Utilities magazine 'Spark' features Hull and our landfill engineering CLICK HERE !
YouTube video, MIT delegation visits Hull Wind 1, with Andy Stern CLICK HERE
Hull Wind Production
Dec 27, 2009
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Hull 1,
660 KW |
Hull 2,
1.8 MW
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| Total Generation - kWhs |
12,395,502
|
13,259,057
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| Days Commissioned |
2,922 |
1,335 |
| Hours generating |
43,150 (est.) |
18,250 (est.) |
| Capacity Factor |
26.8 % |
23.0% |
Click here for video of Hull 2 dedication
Click here for pictures of Hull 2
MORE pictures of Hull 2
Wind Energy Works website
The photo is from April 7, 2006, taken by 'skyshots' over the town's landfill.
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