Regulators Preliminarily Approve Illinois Hydroturbine Project
04/30/2010
"We would like to have the equipment in the water in 2012," said company spokesperson Mark Stover.
The company already operates a hydroturbine in a portion of the river in Minnesota. Each turbine in the Quincy project could produce five to 10 megawatts of energy. While the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved the project's license, Hydro Green Energy must still obtain an operating permit.
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