81. NEWS Weaver of industrial textiles using Eglass, ECR-glass, aramid, and carbon for composite reinforcement. Applications wind energy, Construction, Marine, armour . http://www.icymax.com

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82. WGES Press Room Leading DC Area Institutions Announce wind energy Purchases from Newly Operating44 Wind Turbines Wind customers include American University, World Wildlife http://www.wges.com/press.htm?p=2

83. Re-Energy.ca: A Renewable Energy Education Kit Download lesson plans and construction plans for working models of solar ovens, wind turbines and Category Reference Education K through 12 Lesson Plans Science......Educators and students can learn about solar electricity, solar heat, wind energy,water power and biomass energy. Solar Heat. wind energy. Water Power. http://www.re-energy.ca/

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84. Wind Turbine Company - Wind Energy Abundant, renewable, and free, wind energy has been the fastest growingenergy source in the last decade. In fact, installed wind http://www.windturbinecompany.com/windenergy/

Abundant, renewable, and free , wind energy has been the fastest growing energy source in the last decade. In fact, installed wind capacity worldwide has doubled in the past three years. Global sales of wind turbines are expected to grow from over $3 billion in 1999 to more than $10 billion in 2008. This growth has driven by the burgeoning demand for energy created in large part by the "new economy", a commitment from many industrialized nations to reduce greenhouse gases , a growing public desire for "green energy" sources, and technology that has gradually lowered the costs of generation. In the United States, the Department of Energy's (DOE) initiative, Wind Powering America , calls for: Increasing the federal use of wind energy to 5% by 2010 Generating at least 5% of the nation's electricity from wind by 2020 Increasing the number of states with more than 20 megawatts (MW) of wind capacity to 16 by 2005 Wind Powering America would result in $60 billion in capital investment in rural America over the next 20 years and the creation of 80,000 jobs

85. NWCC - Publications wind energy Issue Papers. The Benefits of wind energy Issue Brief 1 / IssuePaper 1. wind energy Environmental Issues Issue Brief 2 / Issue Paper 2. http://www.nationalwind.org/pubs/default.htm

P UBLICATIONS 2002 P ublication Catalog The following publications have been produced by the National Wind Coordinating Committee to address issues related to the development of wind power. Avian /Wind Publications Avian Fact Sheet January 2003 - 45KB PDF Avian Collisions with Wind Turbines: A Summary of Existing Studies and Comparisons to Other Sources of Avian Collision Mortality in the United States August 2001 - 283KB PDF Proceedings of National Avian-Wind Power Planning Meeting IV May 2000 Studying Wind Energy/Bird Interactions: A Guidance Document December 1999 - 624KB PDF Proceedings of National Avian-Wind Power Planning Meeting III May 1998 Proceedings of National Avian-Wind Power Planning Meeting II September 1995 Proceedings of National Avian-Wind Power Planning Meeting I July 1994 Distributed Wind Power Publications Distributed Wind Power Assessment February 2001 - 1.4MB

86. NAVITAS - Homepage MIDWEST CENTER FOR wind energy Interpretive Center, Maintenance Facilityand Inn located in the heart of Buffalo Ridge Hendricks, Minnesota. http://www.windpower.com/

Welcome to NAVITAS Energy - Generating a cleaner environment Home Company News Wind Projects Windpower Info Buy Green Tags About Navitas Contact Navitas Navitas Energy, Inc. is a leading wind power developer, dedicated to providing customers with low cost, high quality, reliable wind power generation. Navitas Energy generates a cleaner environment with each power plant that we build. We sell Wind Energy and Turbo-Wind Energy to electric utilities, co-ops and municipals who want to give the people the "power to choose ... a cleaner environment." That investment ensures a cleaner future for us all and will pay dividends in clean air for future generations. Navitas Energy's wind farms have produced over kilowatt-hours of clean and cost-effective wind energy as of May 30, 2002. Busy summer for Navitas Energy NAVITAS ENERGY INC. Developing renewable supply resources and building wind farms with innovative technology. NORTHERN ALTERNATIVE ENERGY INC. Developing small wind farms under 2 MW in Minnesota since 1992. MIDWEST CENTER FOR WIND ENERGY Interpretive Center, Maintenance Facility and Inn located in the heart of Buffalo Ridge - Hendricks, Minnesota.

87. Wind Weather Instruments Data Logger Monitoring Datalogger Supplies data acquisition and control systems, sensors and instruments for energy, including solar and wind energy, agro meteorology and environment. System design and engineering, installation, training and consultancy. http://www.ekopower.nl/

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88. CCLRC - Engineering Department - ASD - Energy Research Unit (ERU) Research institute for various energy saving and energy storage systems, including flywheels.Category Science Technology Energy Storage...... The Unit, which was established over 20 years ago, has an international reputationin wind energy research covering a broad range of topics including http://www.eru.rl.ac.uk/

Engineering Department ASD - Energy Research Unit (ERU) Engineering Groups Group Activities Contacts ... Further information on new and renewable energy New and Renewable Energy Research at RAL: The Energy Research Unit (ERU) specialises in performing and enabling innovative research on new and renewable energy technologies. The Unit, which was established over 20 years ago, has an international reputation in wind energy research covering a broad range of topics including: aerodynamics materials testing power electronics power output and demand forecasting flywheel and battery energy storage wind flow modelling and computer simulation control systems integration into electricity supply system More recently, ERU has broadened its research activities to include: photovoltaics hybrid renewable energy systems development of marine renewable energy systems acoustic emission monitoring and other non-destructive testing techniques hydrogen energy technologies integration of wind turbines into buildings effects of climate change on energy usage, sustainability and efficiency

89. Wind Energy Businesses In The World wind energy Businesses in the World . wind energy Businesses in theWorld. Freedom I wind energy Converters from US Wind Turbine LLC. http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/wRP/wRP.shtml

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90. Pincher Creek Wind Energy Offers links and information about this sector of the local economy. http://www.pincher-creek.com/windenergy/

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91. Plasma-Material Interaction Group Wind From University of Illinois engineering course.Category Science Technology Energy Renewable Wind...... Advances. Better Engineering. Related Web Projects wind energy AuthorBen Sluder, 1997; Wind as a Utility Option Author Bernard Ramos, 1996; http://starfire.ne.uiuc.edu/ne201/course/topics/wind/

Quick Links Advisor Objective Research Areas University Courses ... Webmaster Wind VLINK="#ff0000"> W IND Lecture-Discussion #8 Nuclear Engineering 201: Advanced Energy Systems Professor David N. Ruzic I NTRODUCTION The wind blows because the sun shines and heats areas of the earth unevenly. When this is coupled with the earth's rotation, prevailing wind directions are established. Harnessing this form of nuclear energy(fusion in the sun) has presented many engineering challenges. Many of those are now being resolved, and in the right location, wind power is a viable economic alternative. Of course, the wind is variable, so use of this energy source can only be supplemental until it is coupled with an economic energy storage system. L ECTURE O UTLINE Physics Why Does the Wind Blow Where Does the Wind Blow Energy Utilization Power Duration Curves Engineering Instabilities Types American Farm Windmill Propeller Windmill Savonius Rotor Darius Rotor ... Power Coefficients Economics and Use Case study in the Caribbean Offshore Windmills Altamont Pass Statistics Advances Better Engineering Related Web Projects Wind Energy Author: Ben Sluder, 1997

92. Wind Energy wind energy. We have been harnessing the wind's energy for hundreds of years. Turbinescatch the wind's energy with their propellerlike blades. http://www.ncsc.ncsu.edu/energy_primer/wind_energy.cfm

Home News Calendar Contact ... Buildings Wind Energy We have been harnessing the wind's energy Wind turbines, like windmills, are mounted on a tower to capture the most energy. At 100 feet (30 meters) or more aboveground, they can take advantage of the faster and less turbulent wind. Turbines catch the wind's energy with their propeller-like blades. Usually, two or three blades are mounted on a shaft to form a rotor. A blade acts much like an airplane wing. When the wind blows, a pocket of low-pressure air forms on the downwind side of the blade. The low-pressure air pocket then pulls the blade toward it, causing the rotor to turn. This is called lift. The force of the lift is actually much stronger than the wind's force against the front side of the blade, which is called drag. The combination of lift and drag causes the rotor to spin like a propeller, and the turning shaft spins a generator to make electricity. Wind turbines can be used as stand-alone applications, or they can be connected to a utility power grid or even combined with a photovoltaic (solar cell) system. For utility-scale sources of wind energy, a large number of wind turbines are usually built close together to form a wind plant. Several electricity providers today use wind plants to supply power to their customers. Stand-alone wind turbines are typically used for water pumping or communications. However, homeowners, farmers, and ranchers in windy areas can also use wind turbines as a way to cut their electric bills.

93. DOE Wind Energy Subject Portal New Releases - WET wind energy Technology New Releases (Last Update 02/08/03). Item 2. wind energyResource Atlas of Southeast China. 2002 Nov 01 Elliott, D. PDF image ( 0K ). http://wet.osti.gov/cgi-bin/genresults?nrwet.results

94. DOE Wind Energy Technology Subject Portal Distributed Search - WET wind energy Technology (WET) Subject Portal Distributed Search. This distributedsearch provides parallel searching across select heterogeneous databases. http://wet.osti.gov/wetSearch.shtml

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95. Garrad Hassan & Partners Ltd - Wind Energy Colsultants - wind energy consultancy. http://www.garradhassan.com

Garrad Hassan is a leading international consultancy providing independent expert advice on all aspects of wind energy to a world-wide client base. Garrad Hassan also produce several software packages, including: Bladed For Windows The Garrad Hassan approach to the calculation of wind turbine performance and loading has been developed over the last fifteen years. The main aim of this development has been to produce reliable tools for use in the design and certification of wind turbines. Bladed for Windows is an integrated package which allows the user to carry out the full range of performance and loading calculations required for the design and certification of wind turbines, both in the onshore and offshore environment. The programs have been extensively validated against monitored data from a wide range of turbines of many different sizes and configurations. WindFarmer WindFarmer is a fully integrated wind farm design and optimisation package from Garrad Hassan (GH). It is fully validated, offering unrivalled design and optimisation tools in a modular format to meet the specific requirements of each client. WindFarmer allows developers to maximise the energy yield of their wind farm while keeping the environmental impact at a minimum. SCADA Garrad Hassan has designed and developed a Generic Wind Farm Supervisory, Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system. Key features include:- Designed to meet requirements of wind farm manufacturers, operators, developers and owners Compatible with all major turbine manufacturers Web based remote access Open Database Data processing and back-up storage at turbines for improved data quality and reliability Comprehensive and flexible reporting

96. AWEA Legislative Action Center wind energy Facts. What Can Wind Power Do For You? Spurring Economic Development Home Updates Policy Priorities wind energy Facts About AWEA http://www.windenergyaction.org/facts/

Wind Energy Facts What Can Wind Power Do For You? Spurring Economic Development For every megawatt (MW) of wind energy produced, $1 million in economic development is generated. This includes revenue from planning, construction, etc. (Last year Texas produced approximately 900 MW of wind power, creating $900 million in economic development.) Wind energy revitalizes rural communities by providing steady income through lease and royalty payments to farmers and other landowners. Supplemental income: It is estimated that the income to a landowner from a single utility-scale turbine is approximately $2000 per year. For a 250-acre farm with income from wind at $55 per acre, this translates into an annual income from wind leases of $14,000, with no more than 2-3 acres removed from production. Jobs: Wind energy resources bring needed jobs to rural communities and bolster farm incomes against bad weather. Worldwide, wind and solar industries are likely to be one of the main sources of new manufacturing jobs in the 21st century. Every MW of installed wind capacity creates about 60 person years of employment and 15-19 jobs. Therefore, a typical 50 MW farm creates 3000 person years of employment.

97. Energy & Environmental Research - Press Releases GRAND FORKS, ND – Landowners and industrial wind energy developers worldwidecan now investigate more wind resource data from the upper Midwest. http://www.eerc.und.nodak.edu/news/

For additional information contact: Derek A, Walters Communications Manager News Release Index EERC Hires New Employees EERC Centers of Excellence Lead the World in Energy and Environmental Technologies February 19, 2003 On-Line Wind Database Expands January 3, 2003 January 3, 2003 Panel to Discuss Environmental Policy September 4, 2002 New Coal Ash Research to Address Issues Raised by Jeffords' Multipollutant Bill August 22, 2002 Project Seeks Public Help to Assess Biomass Resources, Reduce Wildfire Danger August 5, 2002 Groundbreaking Set for EERC Expansion July 17, 2002 Benson To Receive Penn State Alumni Achievement Award July 16, 2002 EERC Establishes Renewable Energy Task Force July 12, 2002 Third Air Quality Conference: An International Forum of Science and Policy June 17, 2002 Red River Valley Clean Cities Coalition Wins National Award May 30, 2002

98. Swarthmore College Commits To Wind Energy Swarthmore College Commits To wind energy Swarthmore College has committedto meeting 2.5 percent of its energy needs through wind power. http://www.swarthmore.edu/news/releases/02/wind.html

Return to News Releases For Immediate Release: May 15, 2002 Contact: Tom Krattenmaker tkratte1@swarthmore.edu http://www.swarthmore.edu/news/ A banner hung outside of Swarthmore's main library. Swarthmore College Commits To Wind Energy Swarthmore College has committed to meeting 2.5 percent of its energy needs through wind power. And thanks to a conservation effort by students, the College won't have to expend additional dollars to achieve a more environmentally friendly energy mix. "It's a small step, but the beginning of what I hope will lead to the purchase of larger percentages in future years," said E. Carr Everbach, professor of engineering and chair of Swarthmore's environmental studies program. "Wind farms need to be supported. They will reduce our dependence on foreign oil and on fossil fuels in general. A commitment to phasing out our use of dirty power demonstrates the moral and educational leadership for which the College was founded." Although its cost has fallen dramatically in recent years, wind-generated power still costs more than conventional electricity. To help cover the cost difference, Swarthmore students have agreed to reduce their energy consumption by turning off lights and similar measures. Swarthmore is buying the wind power from newly developed wind farms in southwestern Pennsylvania operated by Community Energy, Inc., and Exelon Corp.

99. Solarsaver Solar and wind energy systems. http://www.solarsaver.co.uk/

100. PAUL GIPE On WIND ENERGY : Online Library : Sponsored By Chelsea Green Paul Gipe hosts a series of articles, reviews, and commentaries on windenergy. Paul Gipe. Paul Gipe has worked with wind energy since 1976. http://www.chelseagreen.com/Wind/PaulGipe.htm

Chelsea Green Publishing Company White River Junction, Vermont Paul Gipe Paul Gipe has worked with wind energy since 1976. His experience with the technology runs the gamut from measuring wind resources to installing residential wind turbines. Gipe is best known for his advocacy of wind energy and for his articles and books on the subject. Through his writing and public speaking, Gipe has sought to popularize the use of wind energy worldwide. For his efforts, the World Renewable Energy Congress designated Gipe a pioneer in renewable energy in 1998. This site hosts a series of articles, reviews, and commentaries on the general subject of wind energy. There is also a series of pages describing Gipe's books, including their tables of contents, critiques by his colleagues, lists of the topics covered, and corrections to errors that may have appeared. Site Index Books by Paul Gipe Picture tours, post cards, and stamps For more on Paul Gipe, see his biography below. Books Wind Energy Comes of Age Glossary of Wind Energy Terms Wind Energy Basics Wind Power in View Articles, Reviews, and Commentary Medium-size Wind Turbines Electricity Feed Law or Renewable Energy Feed-In Tariffs Reaping the Wind: How Mechanical Wizards, Visionaries, and Profiteers Helped Shape Our Energy Future

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