Sempra To Build $5.5B Wind Farm in Baja California
05/05/10
Sustainable Business
Sempra Energy announced plans to construct a massive $5.5 billion wind farm in Baja California (Mexico). The wind farm, which could cover a total
surface area of 294 hectares on completion, will comprise a thousand wind turbines. The wind farm will have a total capacity of between 1,000
megawatts (MW) and 1,200 (MW), in four areas in Mexico’s Baja California. Jacume, La Rumorosa, Cordillera Molina and Sierra de Juárez, which are
located in the municipalities of Mexicali, Tecate and Ensenada, have been chosen for the first stages of the project.
I hope the turbines don't get clogged up with all those plastic bags blowing around.capt. mike - 5-6-2010 at 10:45 AM
my guess is they'll get bogged down in profepa and mex EPA approvals process before they erect a single turbine....
gotta pay off everyone along the way.
Not if the power...
Dave - 5-6-2010 at 10:51 AM
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Originally posted by capt. mike
my guess is they'll get bogged down in profepa and mex EPA approvals process before they erect a single turbine....
gotta pay off everyone along the way.
Gets exported to the States.
No one messes with Mexico's monopolistic power industry. capt. mike - 5-6-2010 at 12:11 PM
i think the way to do it is to have "El Chivo Diablo" sit in front of a bank of turbines and have him spew forth his hot air and assorted
blovialty.....that will create a bunch of free juice!
export it or save it for the Messicans...
say - if he does that will he need a workers permit?
hahahaha...
