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You can actually see it. Driving country (state) highways, from ,say, just west of Ft Worth, up to the border, hundreds of turbines. There's also a factory in
by dtornabene 11y ago
You can actually see it. Driving country (state) highways, from ,say, just west of Ft Worth, up to the border, hundreds of turbines. There's also a factory in between Ft Worth and Denton where, I believe, some pieces of the turbines are built and (I know) the larger section of the turbines are assembled. It makes sense as well, especially to the west, where wind is a near constant and there is nothing. Scrub from the central hill country to the border with New Mexico.
- sremani 11y agoThat is one of the reasons why Facebook Data Center is in Ft.Worth, easier access to Wind power.
- dtornabene 11y agoDidn't know that and I tend to follow these things pretty close. Born and partially raised in DFW. Thanks for the reply.
- mikeyouse 11y agoWind power.. and tens of millions in tax credits.. It's crazy how much money localities are dishing out to get a few dozen jobs. I get the competitive aspect (if we don't, someone else will) but forum shopping is gross in just about every manifestation.