Work starts again on Wyoming wind power project after winter
June 1, 2017
RAWLINS (AP) — With Wyoming's harsh winter weather in the past, work has resumed on a massive onshore wind development in the United States.
"We have about 40 pieces of equipment and about 30 or 40 operators," said Bill Miller, CEO of Power Company of Wyoming, a Denver-based subsidiary of the Anschutz Corp. "We started up in early April for this year's infrastructure construction."
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