Northeast Region : Alabama Ledge Wind Farm

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Alabama Ledge Wind Farm draws its name from the Town of Alabama and the Onondaga Escarpment, a limestone ledge, which runs the length of western New York and passes through the Town of Alabama in the northwest corner of Genesee County. The escarpment, marks the relative dividing line between the Lake Erie and Lake Ontario basins that drive the region’s energetic winds. Alabama Ledge Wind Farm has a proposed installed capacity of 80 megawatts (MW) - enough to power more than 24,000 average New York homes with clean energy each year. The project area lies roughly halfway between Buffalo and Rochester and agriculture is the dominant land use. The area’s wind resource, agricultural land-use pattern and proximity to a transmission line make for an excellent wind farm site.

Application for Incentive Zoning for Wind Energy Conversion Facility

Draft Environmental Impact Statement

Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement

 

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