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I look forward to the time when I will be sailing or taking the ferry to Nantucket and being able to see the towers up close and admire their grandeur and know that the people of Cape Cod are benefiting from some clean power and that we are leaders in the effort to help our neighbors and our country make the US a cleaner, healthier and a better place to live.

-- Peter Sutherland, Yarmouth resident

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State energy chief sees export potential
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Massachusetts’ top energy and environmental chief told a conference of business and clean-technology leaders that the clean-tech sector can transform the state from an energy importer to a major supplier of green energy and technology.

...Bowles also announced Beacon Hill legislators have proposed legislation to streamline the process for large, capital-intensive alternative energy projects as well as reaffirmed the state’s commitment to offshore wind developments such as the Cape Wind project in Nantucket Sound.

Note: Click here to read this article in the Boston Business Journal

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