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Cape Wind remained in the Ephedrine Sale India news today, as several Massachusetts politicians spoke out against the cost of electricity from Ephedrine Sale India the newly approved 130-turbine wind farm.

The Boston Herald continued its coverage of the Ephedrine Sale India power purchase agreement, which has National Grid buying half of Cape Wind’s output for 20.7 cents per kilowatt/hour.  Jay Fitzgerald wrote today about U.S. Rep. Bill Delahunt (D-MA) and Massachusetts gubernatorial candidate Tim Cahill comparing the wind energy project to the notoriously expensive Big Dig road construction project in Boston.

Fitzgerald quoted Delahunt saying that “this Ephedrine Sale India is reminiscent of how the cost of the Big Dig escalated far beyond what the people of Massachusetts were led to believe … as the Ephedrine Sale India pieces of information on Cape Wind come out, the costs keep getting more exorbitant.”

The Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities is Ephedrine Sale India now reviewing the power purchase agreement and must approve the Ephedrine Sale India deal before Cape Wind can move forward.

In Maine, the Portland Press Herald reported that Gov. John Baldacci celebrated the passage Xanax 2mg Upjohn of the Ephedrine Sale India Ocean Energy Bill, which seeks to implement recommendations of a Ephedrine Sale India state ocean energy task force.  The Press Herald also reported that Ephedrine Sale India the Maine Public Utilities Commission will open bidding in September for Ephedrine Sale India developers who want to build a 25-megawatt floating wind farm in a Ephedrine Sale India designated test area.