Learn How to Get the Inside Track In the Race to Develop Wind Power Projects in the Midwest
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Surmounting Transmission Constraints
and Interconnection Issues
The heartland has a new profitable crop emerging—renewable energy. It is estimated that up to 100,000 MW of wind power projects could come to fruition in the Midwest over the next five years, driven by state Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) and the likelihood of national Renewable Energy Standard (RES) and Climate Control legislation. Developers are eager to take advantage of these opportunities, but only the most savvy will be able to overcome local permitting issues, transmission interconnection queuing problems and obtain financing in today’s tight capital markets. Developers must learn how to navigate the inside track in the race to develop renewable energy in the Midwest.
Infocast’s Midwestern Wind Power Development & Finance Summit will bring together regulators, utility renewable energy policy and planning executives, developers and financiers to discuss how to develop and finance renewable energy sources effectively, efficiently, and quickly. They will discuss not only how to clear local permitting and transmission interconnection hurdles, but how to structure projects to take advantage of renewable energy provisions in the stimulus bill.
