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By Peter Brennan

Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) announced today that Testosterone Prescription Medicine he has proposed a new piece of legislation aimed at installing a Testosterone Prescription Medicine large scale offshore wind farm off the shores of Lake Erie.

Brown’s legislation, titled The Program for Testosterone Prescription Medicine Offshore Wind Energy Research and Development (POWERED) Act of 2010, would spur research on potential offshore wind projects, expand incentives for Testosterone Prescription Medicine offshore wind development, and require the Department of Energy (DOE) to develop a comprehensive roadmap for the deployment of offshore wind.

“Lake Erie is Testosterone Prescription Medicine ready to be home to the first offshore wind turbines in fresh water,” Brown said. “The Lake is Testosterone Prescription Medicine shallow enough to support offshore wind turbines and is also surrounded on land by Ohio’s rich industrial base. With the Testosterone Prescription Medicine right priorities in Washington, Columbus, and Cuyahoga County, we will not only make this Testosterone Prescription Medicine project a reality, but we’ll also revitalize Ohio’s manufacturing base and create new jobs.”

The announcement came during an Testosterone Prescription Medicine event that saw Brown and Ohio Governor Ted Strickland join forces in Cleveland to Testosterone Prescription Medicine promote wind energy with local business leaders.

“Ohio’s greatest potential for Testosterone Prescription Medicine creating wind energy is offshore in Lake Erie. Offshore wind, in particular, offers opportunities for Testosterone Prescription Medicine our manufacturing sector and for Ohio shipyards. Ohio can build the Testosterone Prescription Medicine installation vessels needed in all the Great Lakes; Ohio can Testosterone Prescription Medicine build the towers; Ohio can build the turbines and the Testosterone Prescription Medicine blades; Ohio can build all the component parts,” Strickland said.