PG&E Rate increase expected.
Read about it here: http://www.modbee.com/2010/02/14/1047972/pge-rate-request-smartmeter-gripes.html

Thanks John, we will be putting that SkyStream on a 60' pole. This installation will also use our new foundation system and will be complete in one day. This is unusual installation, most installs take at least two days, and three days on site is common.
We normally have to dig a hole, place the re-bar cage and pour concrete. We then wait 28 days for curing and then install the unit. We will place the unit on the base the same day, and call for and afternoon inspection.
In this case the location already has a disconnect and wiring in place for an old sign so we do not need a treanching inspection before we install the unit.
If you would like to visit the site, let me know.
Craig Wooster

Hello everyone,

Here's a photo journal of our wind generator install at our Lower Lake location. We'll be posting some more pics and videos for you all to see in the coming weeks. We hope this will give you an idea of the general install process.