TECH ENVIRONMENTAL PRESS RELEASES

2009-10-23: Tech Discusses Noise Studies for Wind Energy Projects at Western Maine Economic & Development Council Meeting

Tech Environmental's Managing Principal Peter Guldberg, C.C.M., was part of a panel of experts that discussed potential wind energy projects in the State of Maine and answered questions from the public about the benefits and impacts of wind power projects in rural communities.  The forum was hosted by the Western Maine Economic & Development Council (WMEDC).

Mr. Guldberg gave a presentation on the importance of noise studies as a key planning tool for wind farm development. 

Joining him on the podium were representatives of Kean Engineering, Patriot Renewables, and the Natural Resources Council of Maine. The Sun-Journal reported on the details of each presentation; to learn more, click here.

For information on Tech's wind energy projects, click here.

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