Twin Energy

TWIN ENERGY
Rumford, ME 18MW

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Twin Energy is a proposed wind energy project in Rumford, Maine on South Twin Mountain. Utilizing three 6.1 MW turbines, this project will bring 18.3 MW of clean energy to the Northeast. This project will offset about 16.5 million tons of CO₂ per year.

The partners developing this project commissioned the neighboring RoxWind project in 2021. Having been involved in Oxford County since 2015, we are proud to have a strong relationship with the local community. Beyond the environmental benefits that this project will bring, the economic and community advantages include millions of dollars of new property taxes, payments to landowners, and a community benefits agreement. We are excited to continue our partnerships with the local community as we develop, construct, and commission this project.

UPDATES

Spring 2022 – We are underway with environmental studies of the project location.

PROJECT DETAILS

Partners	A collaboration of Palmer, Solaya Energy, and ACE
Location	South Twin Mountain, Rumford, Maine
Project Size	18.3 MW
Estimated Construction Timeline	2024-2025

CONTACT

Gordon L. Deane, the President of Palmer, has been leading Palmer’s energy efforts since 1981. During this time, Gordon has been involved in all aspects of developing, financing, and managing non-conventional energy projects for Palmer involving over $2.6 billion of financing and ranging from Maine to Hawaii. He has also provided consulting services to the US Department of Commerce on energy project development and financing in several foreign countries.

Prior to joining Palmer, Gordon served as a consultant to the US EPA and several state environmental organizations. He was also the manager of a 6-state alternative energy program sponsored by the New England Regional Commission and the US Department of Energy. Gordon is the current Chair of the Board of NTBG and also sits on the boards of other non-profit and for-profit entities.

Gordon has a BA with Honors in Physics from Oberlin College and an MS in Environmental Science from Harvard University.