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El parque eólico más grande de EEUU llega justo cuando la industria se encamina al declive

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El parque eólico más grande de la historia de EEUU comenzó a operar este mes: un enorme complejo de turbinas giratorias en Nuevo México que suministrará energía a más de un millón de hogares en el suroeste del país. SunZia, como se llama, será el último gran proyecto eólico del país por un tiempo.
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America’s Biggest Wind Farm Arrives as Industry Heads for Slump Original

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The largest wind farm in US history started operating this month, a massive complex of spinning turbines in New Mexico that will power more than a million homes in the Southwest. SunZia, as it’s called, will be the country’s last landmark wind project for some time. After this year, annual onshore wind power additions are forecast to decline until 2030, according to BloombergNEF. The biggest reason is President Donald Trump’s assault on renewable energy, and wind in particular.
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America's Biggest Wind Farm Arrives Just as Industry Heads for Declines

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5ke)liabcq[oaj{7pi0qizs8_media_dl_1.png BloombergNEF (Bloomberg) — The largest wind farm in US history started operating this month, a massive complex of spinning turbines in New Mexico that will power more than a million homes in the Southwest. Sign In or Create an Account SunZia, as it’s called, will be the country’s last landmark wind project for some time.
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