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Wind Energy 1975-1985: A Bibliography by Penny Farmer, 1986-07-29
Wind Energy Technology by John F. Walker, Nick Jenkins, 1997-06-12
Wind Energy 1998: Switch on to Wind Power by PEP (Professional Engineering Publishers), 1998-03-13
Performance and aerodynamic braking of a horizontal-axis wind turbine from small-scale wind tunnel tests (Wind Energy Report / Center for Energy Studies, Wichita State University) by H. V Cao, 1985
Wind energy: Bibliography with abstracts and keywords by ReneÌ van Steyn, 1975
Sodar Calibration for Wind Energy Applications: Final Reporting on We3, EU Wise Project Nne5-2001-297 by Stvart Bradley, Ioannis Antoniou, et all 2005-04-15
Siting Handbook for Large Wind Energy Systems by T. R. Hiester, Pennell, 1983-06
ORIGINAL PATENT APPLICATION NUMBER 1,573,687 FOR IMPROVEMENTS RELATING TO WIND ENERGY CONVERTER. (WEST GERMANY). by Ulrich. Hutter, 1977
Wind energy developments in the 20th century, (NASA technical memorandum TM X-71634) by Donald J Vargo, 1974
Wind energy for agriculture : January 1984 - September 1990 (SuDoc A 17.18/4:91-37) by Susan Chapman, 1990
Wind energy conversion systems: Proceedings of the Wind Energy Symposium, University of Regina, October 17, 18, 1977 (Canadian Plains proceedings)
Wind Energy (Our World) by Rob Bowden, 2008-07-24
Wind Energy Conversion 1996 (British Wind Energy Association) by Mike Anderson, 1996-04-19
Wind Energy (Alternative Energy) by Graham Rickard, 1993-07-23

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EnergyLLP.com
Offers business advisory services for harvesting revenue from fuel cell, hydrogen, wind power and other emerging energy or renewable energy technologies.
http://energyllp.com
Bright Future For Hawaii's Energy Pioneers - 2001-08-20 - Pacific Business News
News Article about hydrogen, wind and solar companies in Hawaii.
http://pacific.bizjournals.com/pacific/stories/2001/08/20/story1.html

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The Earth Dog Renewable Energy Page
Learn about renewable energy resources through the adventures of Earth Dog. Covers solar, wind and hydropower.
http://www.earthdog.com/renew.html

Extractions: Renewable Energy Resources What are renewable energy resources? Renewable energy resources come from the sun, wind, oceans, rivers and plants. They are the oldest, cleanest and in most cases the most efficient forms of energy humans have at their disposal. Unlike fossil fuels, such as oil and coal, they will never run out and will not pollute the environment. Right now, only 8 percent of our total energy use comes from renewable energy resources. The other 92 percent is primarily made up of fossil and nuclear fuel sources. Fossil fuels have had damaging effects on the quality of our air, water and soil. In order for people to continue to live healthy lives we must increase the use of renewable energy sources. What is solar energy? Solar energy is energy that is produced by our sun. It is the oldest and most efficient form of renewable energy. Ancient Native American tribes like the Anasazi built their homes so that they could utilize the sun's light and warmth. They did this by building their houses within massive rock cliffs that faced to the southwest, the optimal direction for receiving sunlight. In the summer the sun is very high on the horizon, so its light didn't directly enter their homes, allowing the inside of their houses to stay very cool. But in the winter the sun is lower on the horizon and provided direct sunlight and warmth. Their homes were made out of clay, which absorbed and retained the sun's heat. This helped keep the homes warm and comfortable even in the coldest months of the winter. With an understanding of a free, non-polluting natural energy resource, the sun, these ancient people were able to keep their houses cool in the summer and warm in winter.
TECHLINE Power Systems
Design, development, and management of wind and photovoltaic renewable energy systems. Specializing in wind farm development for Farmers and Landowners.
http://www.techlinepower.com

Extractions: Milwaukee, WI TECHLINE was founded in 1975 as a mechanical engineering firm, developing special machinery. Over Finally, in 2002, TECHLINE committed to the development of Renewable Energy exclusively, leveraging our experience in engineering, systems integration, project management, and procurement. Today TECHLINE focuses on the design, development, and management of Wind and Photovoltaic Renewable Energy Systems. Utility Firms We can help you meet your renewable energy goals by working with you to deliver clean electricity where you want it, when you want it. Lets Talk! Developers We provide project management, consulting services, asset management. and procurement services to help you maintain cost targets and schedule goals. Land Owners We help you to maximize the value of your property by establishing income stream, reviewing and advising on siting proposals, and securing favorable lease agreement terms. Investors We can identify the best RE projects that maximize ROI, perform due diligence and risk assessment and management.
German Wind-Energy Institute
Translate this page Homepage Deutsches Windenergie-Institut GmbH. Impressum (Pop Up-Window). FastCounter by bCentral.
http://www.dewi.de/
Kansas Energy Information Network
Compiles energy news and information specific to the state. Topics include renewable energy, wind, solar and hydropower.
http://www.kansasenergy.org/index.html
IEA R&D WIND
IEA International energy Agency. Implementing Agreement for Cooperation in the Research and Development of wind Turbine Systems, Index
http://www.afm.dtu.dk/wind/iea/

Extractions: Wind Turbine Systems The Tasks The International Energy Agency, IEA The IEA collaboration takes place under the Implementing Agreements which currently cover a wide assortment of energy technologies in fossil fuels, renewable energy, nuclear fusion research and efficient energy end-use. Information on projects are available at the CADDET web site IEA Updated : oktober 28, 2002 /ksh
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Developer and manufacturer of remote ambient air monitoring systems. The Reactor is capable of measuring H2S, SO2, LEL, benzene, and wind speed and direction. All sensors data logged as per ambient air guidelines. Rentals, leasing, purchasing options available.
http://www.ParallaxEnergySystems.com
EcoVantage Energy Inc.
Alternative energy supplier, solar, wind and water, system design and equipment supply.
http://www.EcoVantageEnergy.com/

Extractions: Nothing happens without energy. The Sun supplies the energy that powers all life on Earth. The oil, gas and coal that power human activity are in reality Solar Energy that was captured and stored millions of years ago, just as plants today continue to capture and store it. But the supply of these fossil fuels is finite. For example, in the last century, humans have consumed nearly half of all of the oil that will ever be produced. Consider this in the context of 5000 years of human history. The burning of fossil fuels degrades our environment. Approach any major city and observe the brown haze that engulfs it. We are even managing to change the climate of the Earth itself. The hidden costs are immense, including tax breaks for fossil fuel companies, increased health costs, the long-term costs of climate change, and the cost of military presence in the Persian Gulf. It is clear that human society must eventually be powered by the Renewable Energy sources, Solar and its derivatives. Why not make the switch sooner rather than later? See The NE Blackout from Space Click Here !!!
GE Energy - This Page Has Moved
Home Moved. The page you are looking for has moved. We have recently redesigned our Web site, and the locations of several pages have changed.
http://www.gepower.com/dhtml/wind/en_us/index.jsp
SOLARPATH.COM | Solarpath Energy Systems, Solar & Wind Generators
Solar, wind, and hydroelectric systems, products and accessories.
http://www.solarpath.com

Extractions: SOLARPATH ENERGY SYSTEMS - Solar Panels and Modules Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Panels - Wind Turbine Generators - Residential and Commercial - For home, business, boats, trailers and RVs WE CARRY THESE PREMIUM BRANDS OF SOLAR AND WIND GENERATORS AS WELL AS OTHERS: - Siemens - Solarex - Unisolar - Photowatt - Astropower - SouthWest Windpower - Whisper - Ampair - Bergey
WebPlaces.org - Gateway For Several Interesting Sites
Information about a new technology using the sun's energy to generate wind power.
http://www.windfromthesun.com/
Alternative Energy Solutions
Providing alternative and renewable energy solutions through solar, wind and hydro power.
http://www.solar-wind-hydro.com
Avian Collision And Electrocution: An Annotated Bibliography
California energy Commission compilation of information about losses of birds due to collisions with power lines, towers, wind turbines, and other structures, and from electrocution by power lines.
http://www.energy.ca.gov/reports/avian_bibliography.html

Extractions: Phone: 916-654-5200 The work on this annotated bibliography started in 1986 and progressed to completion with the assistance of several hard-working persons. We would like to acknowledge and thank these people for their efforts. We are grateful to James Estep for the initial literature collection efforts. Over the years, Joan Humphrey, Martin Scheel, Katherine Bodeman-Wadsworth, and Dick Anderson continued the literature search. We could not have gathered such a diversity of books, reports, and articles without the dedicated and professional assistance of Diana Watkins and Mary Chilcote in the California Energy Commission's in-house library. We thank you all for your untiring efforts. We also extend thanks to Tino Flores and Sue Foster of the California Energy Commission's Graphic Arts section for the cover design and final report format. We thank Julie Dinsdale for the cover artwork.
Solar Electric Systems, Solar Panels, Wind Generators
Alternative energy supplies such as solar panels, wind turbines, and hydroelectric turbines.
http://www.bigfrogmountain.com

Extractions: Join Free Go Shop Photo Tour Calculators ... About Us Alternative energy systems including solar electric panels, wind generators and other high quality renewable energy equipment and Energy Star® labeled appliances are available. Solar panels to produce electricity with 25-year warranties, wind generators, hydro-electric turbines, complete solar electric systems and renewable energy equipment for the production, control and use of electricity. Big Frog Mountain offers this renewable energy information and point of purchase site and includes "how-to" information as well as on-line formula calculators for a number of different needs designed to make it easier to determine your specific energy needs and budget requirements. We have retail and wholesale divisions selling to the business, government, and private sectors and offer discounts on our solar panels, wind generators, inverters and energy efficient E NERGY S TAR appliances depending on the size of your order.
Renewable Northwest Project - Home Page
Describes solar, wind and geothermal energy sources and makes a convincing case for switching to a green energy provider.
http://www.rnp.org

Extractions: The 12 new turbines join 37 others that have been producing renewable energy since September 2002. Each of the 49 turbines have the capacity to produce 1.3 megawatts of electricity. The total capacity increases from 48.1 megawatts to 63.7 megawatts with the completion of Phase II. Nine Canyon Wind Project is one of the largest public power wind projects in the nation.
Citizens For Renewable Energy, CFRE
CFRE provides information to promote the use of renewable energy (such as solar and wind), which in turn will decrease the need for nuclear energy and fossil fuels.
http://www.web.net/~cfre/

Extractions: May 24, 2004 renewable energy, energy, wind, solar, power, panels, nuclear, sun, green energy, green, wind generator, windmill, ontario To accelerate the Introduction and Use of Clean Renewable Energy, thereby Speeding up the Phase-out of Polluting Fossil and Nuclear Energy Production. In response to a dramatic rise in demand we are providing a source of the latest information on this clean energy through our quarterly newsletters and through periodic workshops. The CFRE promotes mainly solar and wind energy technology , but also small hydro-electric, for use in domestic, farm and small industrial applications. A concerted effort will be made to inform governments , both provincial and federal, of the benefits of supporting the industry to initiate the manufacturing of all components here in Canada in order to lower the price for consumers and, at the same time, create thousands of new long-term jobs in the GREEN industry!
Renewable Energy Resource Assessment Report
Assessment of Hawaii's potential renewable energy resources (wind, solar, biomass, hydroelectric, OTEC, geothermal, and wave) produced by Hawaii's Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism.
http://www.state.hi.us/dbedt/ert/hes3/

Extractions: The purpose of this project, also known as Project 3 of the Hawaii Energy Strategy (1995), was to produce a comprehensive assessment of Hawaii's renewable energy resources (wind, solar, biomass, hydroelectric, ocean thermal energy conversion [OTEC], geothermal, and wave energy) and a long-range development strategy. The project consisted of three parts, and produced three reports: Renewable Energy Resource Assessment Plan The report on Phase I summarized the activities involved in creating the resource assessment plan, including determining constraints and requirements, identifying potential project sites, analyzing existing utility infrastructure, identifying existing monitoring sites, and screening potential sites. New solar and wind monitoring sites were recommended and instrumented for collection of additional data. Development of Renewable Energy Resource Supply Curves The Phase II report compiled cost and performance data on current and future renewable energy conversion systems, analyzed and reduced existing data on available resources, and presented the renewable energy resource supply curves which were developed. A computer model was developed to allow comparison of cost information on renewable resources with various alternatives.
EERE: Kids
Discusses wind, solar and geothermal as renewable energy sources and gives energy efficient tips. A page by the energy Efficient and Renewable energy Network.
http://www.eere.energy.gov/kids/
Solar Nova Scotia
Promotes renewable energy using passive and active solar, photovoltaics, wind, biomass and geothermal. Site offers a course, publications and upcoming events.
http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Technology/SolarNS/

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