via Houston Business Journal - 12:11 PM CST Wednesday"The Port of Houston Authority is going a little green. The entity signed a three-year agreement with Direct Energy for retail electric service that will make five percent of the Port's 129 million kilowatt-hours wind power-generated electricity....
The port is the first announced commercial renewable customer for Direct Energy, which has signed long-term power purchase agreements from three west Texas wind farms -- Buffalo Gap, Buffalo Gap 2 and the Sand Bluff Wind Farm.
Direct Energy has contracted for a renewable energy supply equal to approximately 10 percent of its peak load."
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This is pretty interesting. I wonder it's the wind power being generated in South Texas?
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