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What the wind energy production tax credit means for Minnesota

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Two wind turbines at the University of Minnesota-Morris produce between 60 and 70 percent of the electricity used on campus.
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Minnesota is among the nation's leaders in wind energy production, and several of the state's wind energy businesses have urged Congress to extend the production tax credit, or PTC.

Shanelle Montana associate for legislative affairs for EDF Renewable Energy in Minneapolis, says that Congress must keep the wind energy credit, set to expire Dec. 31.

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Wind turbines
Two wind turbines at the University of Minnesota-Morris produce between 60 and 70 percent of the electricity used on campus.
MPR Photo/Conrad Wilson