The last lines of the article elicited a bit of cynicism: "That’s because the market is so oversupplied that it’s even difficult for the wind guys to make mone

The last lines of the article elicited a bit of cynicism: "That’s because the market is so oversupplied that it’s even difficult for the wind guys to make money at these electricity rates. And besides, it’s hard to acquire land by the water at reasonable prices." “It’s pretty slim pickings right now,” Ferguson said. “God is not manufacturing more coastal property". In 70 years it will be nice and cheap at this rate, which is ironically and sadly just the sort of problem cheap wind power would help alleviate.