The
company’s
first
global
wind
energy
project
utilizes
two
General
Electric
1.6MW
turbines
that
provide
30%
of
the
electricity
used
at
the
Nestlé
Waters
North
America
(NWNA)
bottling
plant
in
Cabazon,
in
southern
California..
“Hosting
wind
turbines
at
our
bottling
plants
is
a
critical
step
for
Nestlé
Waters
to
support
the
increased
use
of
renewable
energy,”
says
Michael
Washburn,
vice
president
of
sustainability
for
NWNA.
NWNA
chose
this
location
for
the
turbines
because
of
the
high
wind
resource.
The
project
will
save
7,320
tons
of
CO2
emissions,
offsetting
the
equivalent
emissions…
