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I want to build a wind farm on the east coast, but my main concerns are
(1) how would I get funding, and
(2) is my location suitable if my first priority is to provide a service to the community, a.k.a. is the climate sufficiently windy to generate enough electricity

>>1011733
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Please don't ask questions in code. The only valuable part of any idea is it's execution, and we can't offer any insight on this secret squirrel stuff.

>>1011743
You're swinging for the fences in every possible manner here. Zoning barriers requiring political connections, expensive specialized contractors, multi-million dollar pieces of equipment, huge tracts of land, and the capability to play ball with the entrenched utility cos.

Well... what of the above do you already have?

putting on a trip now because I'll be posting from a different location.
>>1011749
thank you for the insight, though for me it's shortened to "nepotism will fuck you up". I have none of the above. I'm the child of immigrants. I'm barely a freshman. The only things I really have going for me are my looks and youth, and those aren't permanent.

>>1011784
I don't know how you're going to ask for the millions of dollars for the infrastructure, land, real estate lawyers, regulatory bribes, engineers and steel erectors, etc if you bring literally nothing to the table but good looks and good intentions.

I guess, my only recommendation would be to become an expert in one of the above categories (law school, become a successful engineer or builder running a private firm, become a congressman, or fall ass backwards into 10's of $millions$); then, after ten or so years of meteoric rise to the top of your given field, you form a team made out of all the other parts to realize this dream.

>>1011789
At the risk of understating the several layers of accomplishment standing between me and my dream, I have to say - it sounds like a plan. Thanks for your help and I hope you enjoy the holidays.

>>1011805
You too bro. Good luck!