1. American Wind Energy Association  . . . Clean Energy For Our Environment And Ec American wind energy Association AWEA - National trade association of the US wind power industry. wind energy Weekly. Follow news http://www.awea.org/

June 4, 2004 NY Governor's RE Initiative Moves Forward AWEA Supports Bonn "Renewables 2004" Agenda AWEA Sees Little to No Growth in 2004 - PTC Needed Now Leading Environment Groups Speak Out: See Yes2Wind.Com WIND INFO AWEA SEMINARS Small Wind Roadmap Small Wind Permitting Handbook Wind Energy OUTLOOK 200 ... Wind Promo Store WIND ENERGY a clean and renewable source of electric power, is also the world's fastest growing energy source! On the AWEA TM Web Site News from AWEA News releases on topics important to the future of clean energy. Online Bookstore Stop by our E-commerce shop to browse and purchase books and merchandise using secure credit card transactions. Frequently Asked Questions AWEA's completely updated Wind Web Tutorial provides e verything you wanted to know about wind energy AWEA Membership Become an AWEA Business Member or Individual Advocate. Wind Energy Weekly Follow news of the wind industry, global climate change, and energy policy.

2. BWEA - The Windiest Country In Europe! Information on the UK wind energy industry, wind farms, wind power, with news, detailed information and photos. The British Wind http://www.bwea.com/

If you can't see this image you can download the flash-player or use our site map Our children's design competition Scroby Sands The final turbine is up in Norfolk's first offshore wind farm FREE boat trip to North Hoyle! Into The Blue BWEA's report on financing wave and tidal energy Building Wind Energy in 2004 A record year for the UK

3. NREL: National Wind Technology Center Home Page Web site for NREL's National Wind Technology Center, which works with the wind energy industry to research and develop stateof-the-art wind turbine designs. NWTC researchers work with members of http://www.nrel.gov/wind

National Wind Technology Center The National Wind Technology Center, located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains near Boulder, Colorado, is a world-class research facility managed by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory for the U.S. Department of Energy. NWTC researchers work with members of the wind energy industry to advance wind power technologies that lower the cost of wind energy through research and development of state-of-the-art wind turbine designs. The following documents are available as Adobe Acrobat PDFs. Download Acrobat Reader Wind Power Today and Tomorrow: an overview of the Wind and Hydropower Technologies Program PDF 4.7 MB Wind Energy Program Multi Year Technical Plan for 2004 - 2010 PDF 2.5 MB Wind Resources in the Upper Midwest 2004 DOE Wind Energy Awards June 30, 2004 PDF 356 KB Download Acrobat Reader Community Wind Energy Minneapolis, Minnesota June 23 - 24 Lecture - Austin's Energy: Power Can Be Clean and Renewable by Mark Kapner, Senior Strategy Planner, Austin Energy. This talk addresses renewable energy topics well beyond the city of Austin. February 13th, 7 p.m. CST

4. Wind Energy In California This page is about wind energy in California Overview of wind energy. Fast Facts About wind energy. Map Showing Wind Potential in California http://www.energy.ca.gov/wind

Commission Homepage Wind in California Overview of Wind Energy Fast Facts About Wind Energy Map Showing Wind Potential in California Maps of Wind Resources in California ... Renewable Energy Buydown Program (Funding for Home and Small Business Wind Turbines) Other Links Websites About Wind Introduction to Wind Energy for Kids Wind Energy in California Wind energy plays an integral role in California's electricity portfolio. In 2000, turbines in wind farms generated about 1.27 percent of the state's electricity; enough to light a city the size of San Francisco. Additionally, hundreds of people are using smaller wind turbines to produce electricity for their homes and businesses. For more about wind energy in California, see the links in the left column. If you have questions regarding wind energy please contact: Dora Yen California Energy Commission 1516 Ninth Street Sacramento, CA 95814 E-mail: DYen@energy.state.ca.us Energy Commission Reports 2000-2001 Summary - Wind Performance Reporting System Note: PDF version of report available on line along with tables in Microsoft Excel. December 2002, Energy Commission Publication Number 500-02-034F.

5. The Canadian Wind Energy Association CanWEA's Mission is to represent the wind energy community organizations and individuals - and http://www.canwea.ca/

6. ME3 - Sustainable Minnesota - Wind Energy Information Minnesota is home to tremendous wind energy resources and more than 550 MW of wind is online as of February 2004. In 2003, MN moved to number 3 in wind generation in the country, with wind FPL http://www.me3.org/issues/wind

Home Issues Search ME3 Enjoy your visit and Join the ME3-Net! - free - informative - fun! Other Wind Sections MN Companies/Orgs Non-MN Companies/Orgs Reports and Data Federal Resources MN Government Resources MN Department of Commerce MN Environmental Quality Board MN Wind Projects FPL Energy LLC -Pipestone GE Wind Energy - Lake Benton Great River Energy - Chandler Lac Qui Parle Valley High School - Lake Benton Moorhead Public Service - Moorhead [ statistics Navitas Energy -Pipestone/Murray Counties Northern Alternative Energy - Lakota Ridge - Lake Benton Northern Alternative Energy - Shaokatan Hills - Lake Benton Northern Alternative Energy dispersed - various locations Northern Alternative Energy - Elk River Northern Alternative Energy - Marshall Power Partners LLC - Murray County Winehaven Vineyard's Grapewinds Project - Chisago City Woodstock Wind Farm - Woodstock, MN Wind Projects in MN - by AWEA Wind Projects in MN - by NREL AgStar Alliant Energy's Second Nature program [Interstate Power Co.] College of St. Benedict/St. John's University Cooperative Alliance Partnership Distributed Power Solutions - Minneapolis FPL Energy Great River Energy's 'Wellspring Renewable Energy Program Gustavus Adolphus College's Wind Power Hillside Elementary School's Wind page - Cottage Grove Lake Benton, Minnesota

7. Wind Energy Resource Atlas Of The United States wind energy Resource Atlas of the United States Appendix B wind energy Resource Information System (WERIS) http://rredc.nrel.gov/wind/pubs/atlas

Wind Energy Resource Atlas of the United States Table of Contents Title Page Notice Acknowledgments Chapter 1 Introduction ... List of Tables Product of Pacific Northwest Laboratory (now Pacific Northwest National Laboratory) Return to RReDC Homepage ( http://rredc.nrel.gov )

8. Wind Energy Projects In The U.S. wind energy Projects Throughout the United States of America. AWEA HOME PAGE. © 2003 by the American wind energy Association. All rights reserved. http://www.awea.org/projects/

Wind Energy Projects Throughout the United States of America Click on the shaded states to access information on existing and planned wind energy projects. Installed MW for each state in black. Updated: January 21, 2004 TOTAL INSTALLED U.S. WIND ENERGY CAPACITY: 6,374 MW as of Jan 22, 2004 U.S. Installed Capacity, 1981 - 2003 ALASKA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA ... AWEA HOME PAGE by the American Wind Energy Association. Non-Endorsement Policy

9. Netherlands Energy Research Foundation (ECN) Leading institute for energy research in the Netherlands, conducts research under contract from the government and other entities. Research areas include solar energy, wind energy, biomass, clean fossil, energy efficiency, and policy studies. http://www.ecn.nl/main.html

Home Research areas News Publications ... Nederlands ECN Research areas Policy Studies Energy Efficiency in Industry Solar Energy Wind Energy Renewable Energy in the Built Environment (DEGO) Biomass Clean Fossil Fuels Fuel Cell Technology Supporting services Technology Services and Consultancy Topical EU's green electricity Renewable electricity market developments in the European Union PVT panels for market Solar panels combining light and warmth from the sun are fully competitive Nuclear Activities Nuclear Research and Consultancy Group (NRG) Intranet Energy research Centre of the Netherlands (ECN), P.O. box 1, 1755 ZG Petten; tel. 0224 564949 For information: info@ecn.nl

10. Wind Our Fierce Friend Wind Our Fierce Friend The site provides opportunities to explore the science of wind energy. The inquirybased units look at simple background material on wind, the uses of wind energy, and http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.fi.edu/tfi/units/energy/wind.html&am

11. BWEA - Frequently Asked Questions Reference wind energy FAQs Frequently Asked Questions. Here are some of the most commonly asked questions about wind energy. top How popular is wind energy? http://www.bwea.com/ref/faq.html

Reference Wind energy FAQs Frequently Asked Questions Here are some of the most commonly asked questions about wind energy. The answers are generally short, and often refer to more detailed explanations given elsewhere. If you have other questions, and have not looked at our reference section yet, you may find the answer there. Just as there are frequently asked questions about wind turbine technology, there are some common misconceptions. Read the top ten myths about wind power and make sure you've got your facts straight! Wind energy and environmental impact Are wind turbines noisy? Why don't they make turbines that look like old fashioned windmills? Why don't we put all the wind turbines out to sea? Do wind turbines frighten livestock? ... How long does it take for a turbine to 'pay back' the electricity used to manufacture it Statistics and data How many wind farms/turbines are there in the UK? How much electricity does one wind turbine produce? <% How do I calaculate emissions savings from wind energy? <% How much wind is there in the UK?

12. European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) - Home Page European wind energy Association (EWEA) is the voice of the wind industry Actively promoting the utilisation of wind power in Europe and worldwide. http://www.ewea.org/

13. Kansas Wind Energy 2000 July 24, 2000. Addressed feasibility, economics, and related topics. http://www.kgs.ukans.edu/ERC/Wind/

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14. EERE: Wind Energy wind energy Topics. wind energy uses the needs. More basic information about wind energy is also available. wind energy Technologies http://www.eren.doe.gov/RE/wind.html

Home Site Map A-Z Index EERE Information Center Search U.S. Department of Energy U.S. Federal Government U.S. Universities and Research Institutes International Organizations ... Discussion Groups Wind Energy Topics Wind energy uses the energy in the wind for practical purposes like generating electricity, charging batteries, pumping water, or grinding grain. Large, modern wind turbines operate together in wind farms to produce electricity for utilities. Small turbines are used by homeowners and remote villages to help meet energy needs. More basic information about wind energy is also available Wind Energy Technologies Modern wind turbines are divided into two major categories: horizontal axis turbines and vertical axis turbines. Old-fashioned windmills are still seen in many rural areas. Wind Turbine Use Wind turbines are used around the world for many applications. Wind turbine use ranges from homeowners with single turbines to large wind farms with hundreds of turbines providing electricity to the power grid. Research Research advances have helped drop the cost of energy from the wind dramatically during the last 20 years. Research is carried out by research labs, universities, and utility organizations.

15. Wind Energy Energy From Moving Air wind energy energy from moving air This resource focuses on the renewable resource of wind energy. This brief overview of wind energy explores how moving air is managed when it is formed. This http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.eia.doe.gov/kids/renewable/wind.html

16. VINDMØLLEINDUSTRIEN - Windpower.org wind energy resources and wind turbine technology, meteorology, economics, research and development, and environmental aspects of renewable energy. http://www.windpower.org/

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17. NovaSol Inc. Sales, installations, system designs. http://www.novasol.ca

18. Investigating Wind Energy We have made our unit for Investigating wind energy available for you to use on your own. The activities take an inquiry approach. http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/units/energy/windguide.html

Educators throughout the country know The Franklin Institute Science Museum for its innovative teaching resources, both inside the museum and beyond its walls. Perhaps you have already used one of our units of study to teach science in your classroom. Our units of study are designed to stimulate critical thinking about the topic by both you and your students. Hands-on science with inquiry-based facilitation should motivate your students to achieve their goals. We have made our unit for Investigating Wind Energy available for you to use on your own. The activities take an inquiry approach. The series of activities is designed to be done in order, with each building on the previous. However, if you face time constraints, each activity can stand alone. Background The air of our atmosphere moves in many directions and at varying speeds. It can be as gentle as a spring breeze or as dangerous as a tornado. But did you ever wonder about wind? What forces cause air to move? What would Earth's environment be like without the global and local circulation of wind? Air is a fluid which moves in circuits, powered by unequal heating of large masses of air. As the Earth's surface is warmed differentially, the air above these surfaces absorbs different amounts of heat. Warmer air rises while cool air sinks which creates the environment for flowing air movement. Winds flow across parallels of latitude, taking heat from equatorial regions to polar regions. This equalizing process causes wind and is of major importance in determining the environments for life on land, global as well as local weather patterns, and a clean, inexpensive source of energy for humans.

19. The South African Wind Energy Association SAWEA A nonprofit organisation established to further the use of wind energy in South Africa. They lobby government, build links with business and labour organisations, and inform people of the economic and environmental benefits of using wind energy for electricity generation. http://www.icon.co.za/~sawea

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20. Energy - Ministère Des Ressources Naturelles Information on how the Qu©bec government and its partners develop, distribute and manage natural resources, in particular hydroelectricity and new forms of energy such as solar and wind energy. http://www.mrn.gouv.qc.ca/english/energy/index.jsp

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