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Whitehall hears plan for wind turbine and battery storage at Golden Sunlight site
Summary
Presenters described a proposed wind-turbine and battery-storage project at the Golden Sunlight Business Park, saying phase one would take 12–18 months and that Northwestern Energy and Vigilante Electric would operate the installation.
The Whitehall Town Council heard a presentation on Feb. 18 about a proposed energy project at the Golden Sunlight Business Park that would include a wind turbine and battery storage.
Presenter Leonard Wartman, joined by Tom Harrington, told council members the project’s first phase is expected to take 12–18 months and that frequently asked questions are being compiled for the public. The presentation said Northwestern Energy and Vigilante Electric would operate the facility. Council members received the update; presenters did not request an immediate vote or formal approval at the meeting.
Council members did not identify specific permits or town-level approvals required during the presentation; presenters indicated additional project details and timelines would be provided as planning progresses. The council did not take binding action on the proposal at the Feb. 18 meeting.
