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Interview: Brent Alderfer
Community Energy, Inc.
Wayne, PA
Native American
Wind Interest Group
(NAWIG) Newsletter
Summer 2004
America's Schools
Use Wind Energy
to Further Their Goals
(PDF 271 KB)
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State Wind
Working Group
Handbook
(PDF 11 MB)
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AWEA addresses
issues raised
about wind energy
(PDF 74 KB)
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Some Common
Misconceptions
about Wind Power
(PDF 525 KB)
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From the "State Wind
Working Group
Handbook," pp. 82-87.
Job and Economic
Development Impact
(JEDI) Model
Wind Energy
Finance Calculator
Clean Power Estimator
Economic Development
Benefits of Wind Power
(PDF 281 KB)
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Wind Power Update
(PDF 1.4 MB)
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Wind
Powering America is a commitment to dramatically increase the use of wind energy in the
United States. This initiative will establish new sources of income for American farmers,
Native Americans, and other rural landowners, and meet the growing demand for clean
sources of electricity.
 Through Wind Powering America,
the United States will achieve targeted regional economic development,
enhance our power generation options, protect the local environment, and
increase our energy and national security.
Click on the map of Montana to go to the state wind maps.
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While visiting the Wind Powering America Web site you can find state wind maps,
small wind consumer's guides, wind workshops that are going on in your area,
and much more. Visit the "Regional Activities" section above to read news articles,
press releases, and fact sheets for the area of your interest.
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