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As the first shallow water offshore project under review in the United States, utility-scale projects like Cape Wind are important to our national interest and a critical first step to building a domestic, globally competitive wind industry. Success in the project could also lay the foundation for a focused national investment to develop offshore wind technology in the coming years.

-- David Garman, U.S. Undersecretary of Energy





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Cape Cod wind farm, etc. -- On energy, time for N.E. town meetings
Friday, July 11, 2003

By Wendy Williams
"It was a year ago this month that I heard Doug Yearly, head of the organization that calls itself Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound, tell listeners at the Wianno Yacht Club that his organization was going to pepper Cape Cod with signs and other paraphernalia, to make it look like his group represented a grassroots opposition to this 130-turbine project. If it's just us sailors, Yearly told the pastels-bedecked audience, no one will care."

Read the full commentary in the Providence Journal (archives).


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