Dutch Hill/Cohocton Wind Farm

The Dutch Hill/Cohocton Wind Farm is a 125 Megawatt wind farm in Cohocton, New York. It uses 50 2.5 MW turbines of the Clipper "Liberty" type,^[1] which were the largest found in the United States when they were put up for sale. The wind farm provides power for about 50,000 Northeastern homes. The wind farm is located in Steuben County. It was installed in 2008 and was developed and operated by First Wind.^[2]

The turbines from Interstate 390.

As of fall 2021, the 50 windmills are being replaced and should be complete by early 2022. They are being replaced because the Liberty windmill company went out of business and has no spare parts for maintenance.

Two of the three southernmost turbines, and a permanent measurement mast.

See also

• New York (state) portal
• Weather portal
• Renewable energy portal

• New York energy law

References

1. Archived September 24, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
2. "Cohocton Wind Farm wind farm". thewindpower.net.