THE promoters of the Dingwall Wind Co-op say the project has been met with “incredible” interest and almost half the shares on offer were sold within four days of the launch.
http://www.north-star-news.co.uk/News/Dingwall-wind-turbine-offer-goes-down-a-storm-25092013.htm
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