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Strong town-gown relations: Local higher education efforts Cornell University: leader among nationally-ranked engineering schools Commitment of other institutions: Ithaca College, Tompkins Cortland Community College (TC3) Key local projects: Black Oak Wind Farm IAWWTF Chain Works Black Oak Wind Farm 2010 Feasibility Study Site ~10 miles west of Cornell campus Community supported wind Educational purpose Power purchase agreement (PPA) with Cornell Currently in final approval + finance stage Bottom-line economics of project: 2010 Projection 20-year lifetime analysis based on 2008 technology Predicted 27.4% capacity factor 2 million kWh/y from 50,000 kW capacity Levelized cost: 6.8c/kWh w/incentive, 10.4c/kWh w/o Ithaca Area Waste Water Treatment Facility: Biological waste to energy Estimated 50% sewage / 50% truck waste energy input Capacity of 2,000,000 kWh/y equivalent to 1000 small home PV systems Food waste supply chain problem: How much energy content is available
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