Wyoming schedules public hearing for 590 MW Rock Creek wind project in Albany County
Albany County Commissioners have been looking over an application to build another wind project, and they deemed the proposed 37,000-acre Rock Creek project application complete, and it’s now open for public comment.
Invenergy, the Chicago-based company that submitted the application, wants to build 106 wind turbines mostly in northern Albany County, although a smaller portion is in Carbon County.
Construction of the project could begin as early as 2023 and be completed by end-2024.
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