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Jobs and Economic Development from New Transmission and Generation in Wyoming

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Mar 2011 United States Publisher:Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)

Authors: Lantz, E.; Tegen, S.;

doi: 10.2172/1011275 , 10.2172/1219157

Jobs and Economic Development from New Transmission and Generation in Wyoming

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Abstract

This report is intended to inform policymakers, local government officials, and Wyoming residents about the jobs and economic development activity that could occur should new infrastructure investments in Wyoming move forward. The report and analysis presented is not a projection or a forecast of what will happen. Instead, the report uses a hypothetical deployment scenario and economic modeling tools to estimate the jobs and economic activity likely associated with these projects if or when they are built.

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United States

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Keywords

Wyoming, Wyoming Wyoming, Local Government, Consumption, Economics, Policy And Economy, Jobs, Wind, Natural Gas, Energy Analysis, High Voltage Transmission, 29 Energy Planning, 17 Wind Energy, And Utilization, Economic Development, 03 Natural Gas, 32 Energy Conservation, Simulation

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