Brighton-based Partners Green to provide renewable energy for new Up North theme park
Brighton-based Partners Green has committed to provide renewable energy to the $161-million Main Street theme park that is proposed for Grayling. It would be the first theme park to be completely powered by renewable energy.
Brighton-based Partners Green has committed to provide renewable energy to the $161-million Main Street theme park that is proposed for Grayling. It would be the first theme park to be completely powered by renewable energy.
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The company said components of an estimated 50-megawatt load are likely to include power generation from vertical axis wind turbines, horizontal axis wind turbines, solar, hydrogen, and waste burning. Other components are expected to include energy storage technologies, such as batteries, capacitors and flywheels, as well as energy efficiency devices.
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