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Amber Infrastructure And Circle Power Launch Circle Power Renewables News provided by Share this article NEW YORK, May 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Amber Infrastructure Group ('Amber' or the 'Group'), the international infrastructure specialist, announces the expansion of their US renewable energy activities through the launch of Circle Power Renewables - a development company focused on solar, wind and battery projects in Michigan and other regional power markets.   Circle Power Renewables is a development company focused on solar, wind and battery projects in Michigan and other regional powe...

Public comment welcome for Adams-Stanton Township wind farm Public comment welcome for Adams-Stanton Township wind farm 5 hours ago 575 Views Correction: Adams Township Supervisor Gerald Heikkinen has reached out to Keweenaw Report to clarify that the wind farm being proposed has four turbines in Adams Township and eight in Stanton Township. A proposed wind farm in Adams and Stanton Townships is being evaluated by the Federal Aviation Administration for its potential effects on air travel in the region. Public comment is welcome until May 20th at the agency’s website. For every potential pr...

9 & 10 News December 16, 2020 The Department of Natural Resources and a renewable energy company in southeast Michigan are hoping to turn an abandoned gravel pit in Crawford County into a massive solar farm. “We think it’s a win, win all the way around,” says Scott Whitcomb, senior advisor for wildlife and public lands for the MDNR. For years, the DNR has used the 7 Mile Gravel Pit in Beaver Creek Township as a shooting range and for general public use. “Folks maybe go there for target practice or things like that, but it’s not a very productive use of the land,” says Whitcomb.

4:55 The former mine, now managed by Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources, has been vacant for years. Most recently state police used the area, known as 7 Mile Pit, as a shooting range. Now, Roberts is trying to develop the site into a solar farm that could power a few thousand homes, at the very least, he said. “Hopefully we can do much better than that.” He’s the founder of a renewable energy company called Circle Power, and officially started working on the project this fall. It’s part of a growing effort to build up the state’s solar capacity. That’s as efficiency gain...

4:58 On a sunny day last week in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Kevin Sundholm picked up a small handful of marble-sized pellets of iron ore from the ground. Pelletized iron ore left over from the days of production at the Groveland Mine. Credit Dan Dumas/Kim Swisher Communications “Those pellets would go through there and they would get baked,” he said, gesturing at the abandoned foundations of the former Groveland Mine complex near Felch, in Dickinson County. “You can see the remnants up on top of the silos there,” Sundholm said. He knows the lay of the land. He worked here more tha...