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American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) : A nonprofit organization that
promotes wind power. Excellent source of news on projects and growth of wind
energy in the USA as well as the world. Joining their mailing list discussion
group for small wind energy systems is a must if you are considering putting up a
wind turbine. |
American Wind Energy Association (AWEA): Since 1974, AWEA has advocated
the development of wind energy as a reliable, environmentally superior energy
alternative in the United States and around the world. AWEA's Green Power
Factsheets provide answers to basic questions about Green Power, including what it
is, the rationale for purchasing it, and procedures for buying it. |
Ampair, UK: We hope you can spare some time to look through
our pages.
Our products give you your own independent electricity source, whether for work,
home or leisure.
The Energy is Natural, Clean, Quiet, Non-Polluting and it's FREE. |
Atlantic Orient, Canada: Our focus is production of the worlds most
reliable industrial-sized wind turbine. We believe that using simple, robust
technology is the key to successful installation of wind turbines in remote
locations. |
Bergey, USA: Bergey Windpower is the world’s leading supplier of small
wind turbines. With installations in all 50 U.S. States and more than 90
countries, and an international network of ~ 600 dealers, we have the products and
experience to put the wind to work for you. |
Bornay, Spain: Spain's largest wind energy dealer. |
CanWEA : is the Canadian Wind Energy Association, and has good resources
about wind systems. |
Cape Wind: The Cape Wind Website explains the details, challenges,
successes, and news updates of America's first proposed off-shore wind project on
the Nantucket Sound. |
CYCLONE, China/Canada: The Cyclone is our exclusive line of wind
turbines with a low wind speed rated output. |
Endless Energy: Endless Energy is a Maine wind farm development company
dedicated to developing clean, renewable wind energy, promoting economic
development, and reducing our dependence on imported fossil fuels. |
EnergyRefuge: EnergyRefuge.com provides alternative energy news,
environmental articles, and energy saving tips. |
ENTEGRITY WIND SYSTEMS, Canada: Welcome to Entegrity Wind Systems Inc. (EWSI),
manufacturers and distributors of the EW15 wind turbine. |
Eoltec, France: Eoltec is an experienced engineer owned, Wind Energy
Systems designer and manufacturer Cie, focused on the development and production
of medium size wind turbines (6 to 300kW). Started early 2001 with location in
Nice/France, Eoltec's target is to provide to customers an up-to-date and cost
effective solution to bring maximum power out of wind. |
EPRI's Wind Energy Program: The Electric Power Research Institute's
Renewable Technology Options & Green Power Marketing Highlights. |
Flowtrack, Australia: The Flowtrack Wind Turbine is a 5KW, up wind,
horizontal axis, two bladed machine. Completely designed and manufactured in
Australia, the Flowtrack combines the computerised aerofoil design of the blades
from Newcastle University, with extremely robust inductive generation.
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GUAL INDUSTRIE, France/Spain: The totally silent mechanism of the
StatoEolian, combined with its compact and robust structure allows an integration
in all terrains and environments. This is why its now possible to integrate it
into an urban surrounding. Everyone will be able to have their own source of 100%
renewable energy within the comfort of their own home. |
IWEA: is the Irish Wind Energy Association, and provides news and
wind resources. |
KESTREL, South Africa: Kestrel Wind Turbines is a fully black empowered
South African company that actively supports equal opportunity. The factory is
situated in the industrial area of Jet Park near to Johannesburg International
Airport, Gauteng. |
LVM, UK: Formed in 1973 LVM specialises in products for use with low
voltage DC power supplies. Our guiding philosophy has been to ensure that a UK
company can design, manufacture and distribute products both in home and world
markets. It is of prime importance that we respond to the changing needs of our
customers, ensuring that the quality of our products meets the most exacting
standards, offering technical help and advice whenever it is required.
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Marlec, UK: Marlec was formed in 1979 by our founder John Fawkes who
subsequently received a wind energy pioneer award from the British Wind Energy
Association. As an engineer he was asked to investigate methods of keeping
batteries topped up on farms to operate electric fence units. |
Michael Klemen's Small Wind Website: Michael Klemen conducts research on
4 small wind turbines and posts performance data on line, as well as audio and
video information. Research papers, articles, and data acquistion information give
thorough detail on wind resources and power production. |
MIKE's WINDMILL SHOP, USA: Welcome to Mike's Windmill Shop! We strive to
bring you high quality products at a great price! We pride ourselves in our
friendly and prompt customer service. We offer wind generators, charge regulators,
tower plans, blades, permanent magnet alternators. We are always adding something
new so check back often to see what we have. |
Minnesotans for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ME3) : Provides many pages
of wind energy information, including a wealth of links research and other
organizations, wind industry companies, federal government resources and wind
energy publications and miscellaneous information. |
National Renewable Energy Laboratory: DOE's laboratory for renewable
energy research located near Golden, Colorado |
National Wind Coordinating Committee (NWCC): A U.S. consensus-based
collaborative formed in 1994, NWCC identifies issues that affect the use of wind
power, establishes dialogue among key stakeholders, and catalyzes appropriate
activities to support the development of an environmentally, economically, and
politically sustainable commercial market for wind power. NWCC members include
representatives from electric utilities and support organizations, state
legislatures, state utility commissions, consumer advocacy offices, wind equipment
suppliers and developers, green power marketers, environmental organizations, and
state and federal agencies. |
National Wind Coordinating Committee: The NWCC website including
publications, member listings, working groups, and wind events.
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National Wind Technology Center : is a US government program that
supports wind research and development. |
National Wind Technology Center : is operated by the National
Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), a national laboratory of the U.S. Department
of Energy. The National Wind Technology Center's focus is on research and
technology transfer. It is designed not only to be a center for research, but a
technology magnet for a new industry. |
North Carolina Solar Center Wind Programs: The North Carolina Solar
Center offers research, reports, and various wind programs focused in Eastern
North Carolina, including an Anemometer Loan Program. |
North Carolina State Energy Office: The State Energy Office is North
Carolina's lead agency for energy programs and services and is the official source
for energy information and assistance for consumers, businesses, government
agencies, non-profit organizations, schools and policy-mak |
North East Wind Energy, USA: Unique tower designs... |
NRG Systems, Inc.: NRG Systems, Inc. has been providing wind monitoring
equipment since 1982. Their website gives an overview of their product line as
well as basic wind energy information. |
OTHERPOWER.COM, USA: We are a group of alternative energy enthusiasts
who want to spread the message that It's EASY to make your own power FROM SCRATCH!
Otherpower.com's headquarters is located in a remote part of the Northern Colorado
mountains, 15 miles past the nearest power pole or phone line. All of our houses
and shops run on only solar, wind, water and generator power...not because we are
trying to make some sort of political or environmental statement, but because
these are the only options available. And we refuse to move to town.
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RENEWABLE DEVICES/SWIFT TURBINES, Scotland: Renewable Devices have
developed the Swift Rooftop Wind Energy System™, the worlds first silent,
building-mountable wind turbine. |
RENEWABLE DEVICES/SWIFT TURBINES, Scotland: Renewable Devices have
developed the Swift Rooftop Wind Energy System™, the worlds first silent,
building-mountable wind turbine. |
Renewable Resource Data Center (RReDC): Provides information on several
types of renewable energy resources in the United States, in the form of
publications, data, and maps. An extensive dictionary of renewable energy related
terms is also provided. The News section announces new products on the RReDC,
which is supported by the U. S. Department of Energy's Resource Assessment Program
and managed by the Photovoltaics Technology Division of the Office of Energy
Efficiency and Renewable Energy. |
ROPATEC, Italy: Vertical axis machines. |
SAMREY, UK: As concern over Global Warming increases, the cost of fuel
increases and the natural resources of the world diminish, many people are turning
to small scale power generation using energy from the wind, sun and water. |
Scoraig Wind Electric, Scotland: A fantastic Scotish website devoted to
helping you build your own turbine. |
Synergy, Hong Kong: Synergy is an integrated renewable energy resources
company which engineers the most economical and sustainable power solutions for
remote areas all over the world. SPC has designed systems for villages, schools,
clinics, telecommunications sub-stations, over flight beacons, religious
buildings, demonstration sites, grid boosting, water pumping, grid peak shaving,
grid interactive systems, and many other applications. |
The Alternative Windmill : site offers sketches of a Savonius windmill
water pumper that is in use in Australia. |
The American Wind Energy Association : is a national trade association
that advocates the development of wind energy as a environmentally-friendly
renewable energy source. Their website contains a wide variety of
information on wind energy, publications and events. |
The American Wind Power Center: located in Lubbock, TX, is dedicated to
the preservation of American-style windmills. Currently, there are 50
rare, unusual and beautiful windmills in the indoor exhibit and additional
windmills covering the 28 acres of the Windmill Park. |
True Winds: True Winds offers services including wind resource modeling,
site identification, permitting, wind resource assessment, wind turbine layouts,
energy production forecasts, transmission screening analysis, interconnection
engineering, photo simulations, noi |
U.S. Department of Energy's Wind Energy : page includes publications
databases, information on wind turbines and wind-related inventions and more.
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WCOM Community Radio, home of the Home Power Hour: WCOM is grassroots
community radio. Listen online. Check out the Home Power Hour. |
WESTWIND, Australia: Westwind is an internationally renowned
manufacturer of high quality and robust 3kW, 5kW, 10kW and 20kW wind turbines.
Westwind have supplied turbines, towers and turbine controllers for use in many
different applications around the world since 1984. |
Wind and Agriculture: USDA Farm Bill Section 9006: The USDA Farm
Security and Rural Investment Act to provide grants and low-interest loans for
farmers, ranchers, and rural small businesses to implement wind and other
renewable energy technologies. |
Wind Energy Basics: Provides information about wind, including how wind
turbines work, advantages and disadvantages of its use, wind energy use throughout
history, U.S. wind energy resource potential, and current research and
development. |
Wind Energy Finance Website : Operated by the National Renewable Energy
Laboratory, this website allows users to calculate online the cost of electricity
generated by a wind system. The website lets users create a new project on screen
(or modify an existing project) by entering values for numerous assumptions
step-by-step until enough information has been entered to calculate the project
cost. Projects added or modified are stored convenience and are available the next
time a user logs in. |
Wind Energy Technology: Extensive listing of new releases and
publications of the DOE's Information Bridge. |
Wind Power for Electricity Providers: NREL's resources of information
pertinent to Utility Providers including introduction, markets, interconnection,
and state-of-the-art wind technology. |
Wind Power Monthly Magazine : is published in New Zealand but has back issue
article abstracts searchable online. Good place to find worldwide news items about
wind power. |
Wind Powering America : The U.S. Department of Energy's Wind Powering
America site provides state-by-state wind project information, including validated
wind maps, anemometer loan programs, small wind guides, legislative briefings,
wind working groups, and state-specific news. |
Wind Powering America: The US Department of Energy's Wind Power Program
to increase the use of wind energy in the United States, with emphasis on
establishing new sources of income for American farmers, Native Americans, and
other rural landowners, and meet the growing dem |
WINDMISSION, Denmark: Windmission is a small Danish family owned
company. Over the years specialized in turbines equipped with Windflower rotors,
quiet multi bladed super wind roses with a high efficiency. |
WINDSAVE, Scotland: Windsave Ltd. was formed in January 2002 to develop
a Commercial and Domestic small wind turbine generator system using low wind
speeds to create electricity, avoiding the use of batteries. The Windsave System
can be roof or wall mounted and feeds electricity directly into the property on
the consumer side of the meter, reducing the consumption and cost of electricity
from the Grid. |
Windustry : working to create an understanding of wind energy
opportunities for rural economic benefit. Windustry promotes wind energy through
outreach, educational materials, and technical assistance to rural landowners,
local communities and utilities, and state, regional, and nonprofit
collaborations. |
Windustry: A non-profit organization"working to create an understanding
of wind energy opportunities for rural economic benefit. Windustry promotes wind
energy through outreach, educational materials, and technical assistance to rural
landowners, local communities and utilities, and state, regional, and nonprofit
collaborations." Website provides a host of useful information on wind energy,
including tecchnology information, examples of community wind energy projects,
wind energy curriculum, wind energy calculator, resource library, and more. |
Windustry: Leasing Land for Wind Power: The Windustry Site offers
information on land leasing and easement options for wind power installations. |