The first wind energy farm in Arizona would be started by the end of the next year in order to reduce power shortages.

This wind power farm which would be constructed around 18 miles northwest of snowflake with turbines stretched more than 300 feet high would be great use to the people.

Since there is shortage of electricity the officials would buy electricity from the other plants so that they can provide power to 15,000 homes and more.

The first wind energy farm in the east of Arizona 377 would cost around $100 million.

Many turbine projects were planned from flagstaff to Bisbee but due to financial constraints nothing worked out.

SRP would buy 63 megawatts of energy from Ilberdrola for a 20 year period starting before 2010; because of this it would provide electricity to around 250 homes.

When officials made an announcement that they are planning for a superior wind farm north of flagstaff, the local authorities were disappointed because they were not taken into consideration.