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By David McGlinchey

Clipper Windpower broke ground last week in Britain on a Xanax Gg 256 Mg factory that will build a much discussed 10-megawatt (MW) offshore wind turbine.

The factory is Xanax Gg 256 Mg scheduled to be completed in the Fall of 2010, according to Xanax Gg 256 Mg the company, which has headquarters in the UK and California.

Several developers have Xanax Gg 256 Mg discussed the possibility of using the 10 MW turbines in US projects.  In December 2009, representatives from Xanax Gg 256 Mg Scandia Wind Offshore publicly suggested using the 10 MW Clipper turbines for Xanax Gg 256 Mg a proposed 1,000 MW Lake Michigan wind farm.

A prototype of the 10 MW turbine, dubbed ‘Britannia Project’ by Clipper, is slated for launch in late 2012.  In 2009, the British government awarded Clipper an almost $7 million grant to push the development of large offshore wind turbines.

“Today marks an Xanax Gg 256 Mg exciting and important milestone in achieving the Britannia Project blade requirements,” said James Dehlsen, chairman of Clipper, in a press release.  “Over the Xanax Gg 256 Mg next few years, with the development of the Britannia turbine the Xanax Gg 256 Mg UK will benefit through the supply of electricity based on its abundant offshore wind energy resource, and Xanax Gg 256 Mg also with economic activity related to turbine manufacturing, offshore installation, and Xanax Gg 256 Mg long term operations and servicing.”

Prime Minister Gordon Brown said that he welcomed “Clipper’s ground-breaking announcement to Xanax Gg 256 Mg build the largest wind turbine blade in the world.”