Welcome to the website for the proposed Moresville Wind Energy Center, a modern, medium-sized wind energy facility being developed by Moresville Energy in the Towns of Stamford and Roxbury (Delaware County, New York). Moresville Energy LLC is a subsidiary of Invenergy LLC, a company experienced in the design, permitting, finance, construction, and operation of wind energy facilities.

This site is designed to serve as a reliable source of public information on the Moresville Wind Energy Center. Public documents related to project permits and the State Environmental Quality Review Act (“SEQRA”) process will be posted on this site as they are available.

We are committed to keeping the community informed about wind energy and the proposed Moresville Wind Energy Center. Our goal is to develop a clean, renewable energy source that is safe, reliable and provides significant economic benefits to the Towns of Stamford and Roxbury and their residents. We hope you find this site informative and helpful in learning more about the benefits of clean wind energy. Should you have questions or want more information, please click here to contact us.  In addition, if you would like to join our supporter list and receive updates on the project, please click here.

Moresville Energy LLC is a subsidiary of Invenergy LLC, a US-based company that employs over 140 professionals with expertise in developing, permitting, financing, constructing, and operating wind energy projects.

Town of Roxbury Local Law No. 3 of 2002 and Town of Stamford Local Law No. 1 of 2007 allow for special use permits for installation of wind turbines and it regulates locations and

decommissioning of wind turbines.

Moresville Energy LLC has submitted applications for the special use permits required by the local law. The Town Board cannot rule on these applications until a full environmental review of the project is conducted in accordance with the New York State Law known as the State Environmental Quality Review Act ("SEQRA"). SEQRA requires that a formal process be conducted to collect community input and to evaluate potential environmental impacts of the proposed project. The Town Board can rule on the permit applications after the SEQRA reviewsare completed and documented. Completion of the SEQRA process is estimated to take from 9 to 12 months.

A summary of main SEQRA steps is:

1. Submittal of applications,

2. Determination of a Lead Agency,

3. Determination of the need for a full Environmental Impact Statement (EIS),

4. Establishment of the Scope of the Draft EIS (DEIS),

5. Submittal of the DEIS (the DEIS is typically prepared by the applicant),

6. Public Hearing to collect comment on the DEIS,

7. Submittal of a Final EIS (FEIS) – the FEIS is typically prepared by the applicant. It documents the comments received on the DEIS and contains responses or resolutions to those comments, and

8. Issuance of a Statement that all SEQRA steps have been adequately completed.

To view public documents for the Moresville Energy Center SEQRA process, as they become available.

For a more detailed description of SEQRA, please visit the website for the New York State Department of Conservation (DEC):
www.dec.state.ny.us/website/dcs/seqr/index.html