Plan for wind turbines at water plant faces federal, local scrutiny

Oct 29 2009 No Comments

(MI) Grand Rapids Press - Will the wind someday carry water from Lake Michigan to Grand Rapids water customers?

It will if Grand Rapids officials put together a $15 million proposal to build two wind turbines on land the city owns next door to its Lake Michigan Water Filtration Plant.

The turbines could generate enough electricity to help power the 15 giant pumps that deliver an average of 40 million gallons of Lake Michigan water to 300,000 customers in Grand Rapids and its suburbs each day. More

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