Every wind developer has a touch of politician in him or her — it comes with the territory. First, there's the obvious political machinations involved in getting production tax credits extended, then arranging financing and siting—not to mention the key battle in getting the wires out to your windy spot in order to take your wind power to market. It's about as grueling as a major political campaign. Just ask Michael Skelly, who has done both.
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