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PORTSMOUTH, R.I. (AP) -- Pieces of what will be Rhode Island's largest wind turbine will soon arrive at a Portsmouth high school.

Karina Lutz, a spokeswoman for People's Power and Light, said the blades for what will become the state's largest wind turbine are expected to arrive tomorrow on trucks from Connecticut.

Assembly work will begin in February once the final pieces arrive.

The wind turbine is owned by the town. Once assembled, it will produce more electricity than the state's only other major wind turbine, which powers a Roman Catholic abbey and school in Portsmouth.

 Tags  Portsmouth wind power

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alan said:

Way to go, green power...now that is progress!

Link | January 22, 2009 8:58 PM
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