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The Wall Street Journal

The largest wind project of any manufacturing company in the United States won final approval yesterday and is expected to start construction next month. Darien, Conn.-based hair-care manufacturer Zotos International Inc. got the green light for a $7 million, 3.3 MW on-site wind power project for its manufacturing plant in Geneva, N.Y. The project was unanimously approved by city officials. Construction is expected to start in mid-August with the wind turbines fully operational by the end of the year.

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    The Wall Street Journal

    The largest wind project of any manufacturing company in the United States won final approval yesterday and is expected to start construction next month. Darien, Conn.-based hair-care manufacturer Zotos International Inc. got the green light for a $7 million, 3.3 MW on-site wind power project for its manufacturing plant in Geneva, N.Y. The project was unanimously approved by city officials. Construction is expected to start in mid-August with the wind turbines fully operational by the end of the year.

      hairstyle

      The Wall Street Journal

      The largest wind project of any manufacturing company in the United States won final approval yesterday and is expected to start construction next month. Darien, Conn.-based hair-care manufacturer Zotos International Inc. got the green light for a $7 million, 3.3 MW on-site wind power project for its manufacturing plant in Geneva, N.Y. The project was unanimously approved by city officials. Construction is expected to start in mid-August with the wind turbines fully operational by the end of the year.

        hairstyle

        The Wall Street Journal

        The largest wind project of any manufacturing company in the United States won final approval yesterday and is expected to start construction next month. Darien, Conn.-based hair-care manufacturer Zotos International Inc. got the green light for a $7 million, 3.3 MW on-site wind power project for its manufacturing plant in Geneva, N.Y. The project was unanimously approved by city officials. Construction is expected to start in mid-August with the wind turbines fully operational by the end of the year.