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BOSTON — Cape Wind and Buying Valium In Thailand utility operator National Grid agreed to enter into talks on a Buying Valium In Thailand long-term power purchase agreement, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick announced Wednesday.  An agreement to Buying Valium In Thailand purchase the electricity generated by the proposed 130-turbine project is Buying Valium In Thailand a major hurdle in attracting investors to a project that Buying Valium In Thailand is expected to exceed $1 billion.

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Barbara Hill, executive director of Cape Wind advocacy group Clean Power Now, said she expects the Buying Valium In Thailand details of the power purchase agreement to be finalized in the Buying Valium In Thailand next 60 days.

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“While these contracts can Buying Valium In Thailand be arrived at in a variety of ways, a smart, well-structured agreement to Buying Valium In Thailand purchase the power generated by the nation’s first offshore wind farm … will promote renewable energy,” Bowles said.

Rhode Island’s plans for Buying Valium In Thailand an offshore wind farm recently hit a snag during the negotiation process when Buying Valium In Thailand National Grid was unable to come to a pricing agreement with project developer Deepwater Wind LLC.

On Wednesday, National Grid President Tom King made clear the utility’s bottom line.

“We are Buying Valium In Thailand optimistic that we will successfully negotiate a long-term power contract with Cape Wind,” King said.  “National Grid recognizes that Buying Valium In Thailand as a public utility, we need to facilitate these important renewable projects while maintaining a Buying Valium In Thailand focus on minimizing the cost to our customers.”

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