Timbermill Wind turbine parts en route to Chowan County
Those white blades the length of a city block that have been at the North Carolina Port at Morehead City the last few weeks are destined for great heights.
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Those white blades the length of a city block that have been at the North Carolina Port at Morehead City the last few weeks are destined for great heights.
Massive wind turbine components that arrived recently at the state port in Morehead City are on their way to Timbermill Wind's 6,300-acre, 45-turbine onshore energy facility currently under construction near Edenton.
State environmental regulators have approved a 45-turbine wind farm in eastern North Carolina that will be the state's second. The Department of Environmental Quality announced Tuesday that it issued a permit for the Timbermill Wind project, which is planned on about 6,300 acres in Chowan County, near Edenton.The project's developer, Apex Clean Energy, says the turbines will be one-quarter to one-half mile apart on managed timberland and farmland. Their capacity to generate 189 megawatts of electricity will be enough to power 47,000 homes, according to Apex.