Enfield wind farm sold to new developer
Local group plans to sell renewable energy by 2014
Jan. 2, 2012  | 
 
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    *   Ithaca -- Ithaca developers of a wind  farm in Enfield have sold 
their assets and development rights to a new  company, Black Oak Wind Farm LLC.



 
 
 
 
John Rancich's Enfield Energy LLC, gained an ownership interest  in Black 
Oak in return for all the rights to the site where Rancich and project  
manager Marguerite Wells have been working for four years to build a wind farm, 
 
according to a statement released by Black Oak on Monday. 
Black Oak was formed last week by six area residents,  with Peter 
Bardaglio, former Ithaca College provost and vice president of  academic 
affairs, as 
president. 
The company's goal is to create a community-owned wind farm at  the 
location where Rancich's Enfield Energy has been working for four years to  
build 
wind turbines. 
In a statement released Monday, Bardaglio said, "Our goal is to  develop a 
wind farm patterned after a highly successful and community-owned wind  farm 
project in South Dakota," South Dakota Wind Partners LLC. 
The Black Oak group aims to finalize the permitting and  engineering for up 
to 30 megawatts of capacity within six months and prepare for  construction 
in 2013, and to be able to provide locally-produced renewable  energy to 
area consumers by 2014. 
Progress on the wind farm is on hold, pending the results of an  
environmental impact statement. 
The six-member board includes Chuck Bartosch of Clarity Connect,  Dean 
Koyanagi and Lexie Hain of Ithaca, Michelle Jones of Elmira and Leslie  Hoffman 
of Shelter Island. Marguerite Wells is the project  manager.






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