MADISON — Wind turbines will be spinning at the first new utility-scale wind farm in Wisconsin since 2011. The Public Service Commission approved the Badger Hollow Wind Energy Center on Thursday. The 118 MW project will build 19 wind turbines in Grant and Iowa counties. Badger Hollow will be one of the first wind farms in Wisconsin to implement a new technology called Aircraft Detection Lighting System Towers. “The PSC’s decision means more economic opportunity and more financial resources for our farming families and communities hosting this project.”According to the PSC, Wisconsin currently has over 479 utility-scale wind turbines.