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Updated: 7:51 PM Sep 5, 2008
KSU Gets New Wind Turbine
A new wind turbine has been erected as part of the Kansas State University's wind applications center in Manhattan. The turbine will save the city hundreds of dollars every year in energy costs. The turbine also serves as a memorial to a student of the program that recently passed away.
Posted: 6:04 PM Sep 5, 2008 K-State Wind Turbine |
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A new wind turbine is up and running for the Kansas State University's wind applications center in Manhattan.
Construction began at about 10:00 a.m. Friday and was completed by the afternoon.
The turbine is small but will provide power to the fire station nearby and will save the city $300-$400 a year in energy costs.
The turbine is part of the Wind-For-Schools project and is a memorial to Luke Short, a former student in the Wind-For-Schools program who passed away recently.
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Posted by: Former Kansas
Location: Central Missouri
on Sep 5, 2008 at 09:39 PM
What was the real cost of the turbine, and who paid for it?
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