E . [l . I' B l I The Fox Islands are not connected to the mainland by abridge, which resulted in the high prices of electricity costs. Besides energy charge, residents have to afford extra delivery charge as electricity is imported via an underwater cable. Only 2,1300 customers cover the fixed transmission and distribution costs of delivery charge, which represented a significant part of electricity prices. Another unique feature of electricity on the Fox Islands was the seasonality of demand, with consumption spiking in the summer months of July and August created by seasonal residents. The wind project, which aimed to decrease electricity prices, were originated