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The Lava Ridge Wind Project was a proposed wind energy plant to be built in the Magic Valley region of Idaho. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] It would have a maximum of 400 wind turbines generating a nameplate capacity of over 1000 MW , making it one of the most powerful wind farms in the United States .
Brian C. Cronin (born September 16, 1970) served as Idaho State Representative for District 19's B seat from 2008 to 2012. [1] District 19 includes downtown Boise, the North End, East End, Foothills, Warm Springs Mesa, Foothills and Highlands areas of Boise. In 2010, Cronin was chosen by fellow House Democrats as Minority Caucus Chairman. [2]
Pacific Northwest and Idaho's first Geothermal power plant. It went on-line in January 2008. Equity Partner: Goldman Sachs (5%), Tax equity ownership structure. Project Loan: None. Power Sales Contract: Idaho Power Company, 25-year term, Contract Average Energy Price $66.22 per megawatt-hour, Contract Average REC price $7.10.
Chokecherry and Sierra Madre Wind Energy Project Wyoming: 2,500–3,000 [95] Lava Ridge Wind Project Idaho: 1,200 [96] Horse Heaven Wind Farm (2022) Washington: 1,150 [97] King Pine wind farm Maine: 1,000 [98] Clearwater wind farm
The Lava Ridge Wind Project has been proposed to be in the vicinity of the Minidoka site; [25] the Bureau of Land Management's preferred siting alternative reduced the project area by 50% to ensure all wind turbines would be at least 9 miles from Minidoka National Historic Site.
The success of the tunnel as an access route meant that a large volume of ore began exiting at the Idaho Springs entrance and a large mill was built to process it. At the time it was one of the largest such tunnels and milling operations in the world, directly recovering nearly $100 million in gold (11.2 million ounces) valued in 2023 at $10.1 ...
Along State Highways 5 and 103 southwest of Idaho Springs: Idaho Springs: 6: Anne Evans Mountain Home: January 28, 1992 : Address Restricted: Evergreen: 7: Evans-Elbert Ranch: September 11, 1980 : Upper Bear Creek Rd.
Idaho Springs is located in northeastern Clear Creek County along Clear Creek near the confluence of its tributary, Chicago Creek. [ 11 ] According to the United States Census Bureau , the city has a total area of 2.2 square miles (5.7 km 2 ), of which 0.03 square miles (0.09 km 2 ), or 1.53%, is water.