Bruce Blakeman fights air mills, storing the battery on me

Not in the backyard of Bros!

Nasso CEO Bruce Blackman raises him Green energy campaign On its grass-including a planned mill farm off the Long Island coast and potential lithium-ion battery storage facilities.

“We do not want to storage battery in NASO. We do not want wind turbines off NASO. We don’t want power generation lines for these facilities that pass through NASO,” Blakeman said to the mail before a press conference on Wednesday in Long Beach against the above projects.

It will join the members of the group, protecting the coast of Long Island.

Blakeman targets a huge wind project in federal waterways, 15 miles from Long Beach coast is called Empire wind 1.

President Trump released Executive On his first day in the office, he prohibits or stops renting new wind energy in federal waterways.

But the balance based on Norway It has already been obtained The Post newspaper reported that all federal rental approvals and permits from the Federal Reserve to establish 54 giant wind turbines before the ban came into effect.

Building the basis for the turbine is ongoing.

Equinor will deliver energy by connecting to the Con Edison electric network via a cable link from the ocean floor to the sub -station at South Brooklyn Marine in Sunset Park.

But the Republican Blackman – a Trump friend looking forward to the ruler next year – argued that the air mills destroy water and birds and hurt the local fishing industry.

He said: “I oppose the wind of the wind of the wind. Long Island gets the burden and there is no benefits.”

Blakeman also aims to storage the new Lithium Ion battery storage-which was standing via Apple Big Apple To the anger of the locals Those who are afraid that they can excite toxic hell in residential neighborhoods.

Blakeman and Fire Marshal claims that lithium storage warehouses are dangerous.

Blackman said: “There is no way to extinguish these fires. You have to let them burn,” Blackman said.

“Such an explosion can put a full alive.”

Under the Climate Law, New York must reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40 % by 2030 and have electricity by 100 % of emissions by 2040.

The bases of New York requires the generation of 9000 megawatts of sea wind power by 2035, and 6000 megawatts of solar energy by 2025 and the construction of 3000 MW of energy storage by 2030.