Hydroelectricity, coal, oil, wood and nuclear power generators all leave serious ecological footprints in their wake, but wind energy is clean, safe and ecologically sound.

UPC Wind is a constant and ongoing source of energy collection through wind farm technology.

UPC Wind possesses the business sense to think about competing in our glorious North American market in such a way that is beneficial to our current economical situation.

Wind farm power generators are a healthier opportunity for the children of our children in the days of tomorrow; looking to the now for solutions.

For more than three hundred years, the materialistic nature of western medicine and science has been interested in exploring the planets natural resources in the name of progress, but in detriment to the very fabric of our sensitiveecosystem; ecological footprints must be dealt with, and UPC Wind is here to do just that.

Developing, financing, constructing, owning and operating wind farms to promote one of the fastest growing energy tendencies in the world, UPC Wind is dedicated tocommunities in common; providing maintenance jobs that are sustainable and an energy that is ever more necessary to power new homes and a growing population.

UPC Wind develops more than 3,000MW of wind power projects throughout North America, the business is in and of itself a sustainable entity looking for a long-term profit and expecting the future economy to adapt ever more clearly to environmentalists ongoing pleas for more sustainable domestic power plants.

UPC Wind looks to generate those sustainable domestic electricity needs, competing with both natural gas and oil while combating polluting elements such as green house gases, acid rain and smog by providing an alternative replacement technology that is just more reliable and self-reliant.

UPC Wind allows our domestic energy bill to go down, it fits over the existing grid structures, reduces the need to make further ecological footprints or build more energy power plants based on ecologically unsound technologies.

UPC Wind is wind farm energy for a cleaner and safer electric grid, tomorrow.

Natural Resources Council of Maine (NRCM) announced on July 26^th, 2006 support for a modified version of Redington wind power project. NRCM is looking to minimize global warming and pollution, but at the same time preserve our natural landscape.

Maine Mountain Power has a permit that calls for 12 aeolic wind power turbines on Redington Pond Range and 18 turbines on Black Nubble with a total capacity of 90 megawatts.

NRCM however only supports the Black Nubble turbines on the grounds that Redington Pond Range should become a permanent protection as mitigation for the impacts of aeolic turbine development.

Redington is above 4,000 feet high and is one of two mountains not currently protected in Main.
NRCM quoted the following:

Strong passions have surfaced in connection with this proposal, and people on both sides of the issue are correct, said NRCM Advocacy Director Pete Didisheim. It is essential that Maine reduce its dependence on fossil fuels, and we also need to protect wild places that make Maine special. We believe that a constructive solution is available that would provide meaningful progress toward both goals.

Main Mountain Power
Natural Resources Council of Maine
3 Wade Street, Augusta
Maine 04330
Phone: 800-287-2345