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Wind Energy:     more books (100)

Legal Systems and Wind Energy: A Comparative Perspective (Energy and Environmental Law & Policy Series) by Helle Tegner Anker, 2009-02-18 Wind Energy Systems: Optimising Design and Construction for Safe and Reliable Operation (Woodhead Publishing Series in Energy) Wind Power Basics: A Green Energy Guide by Dan Chiras, 2010-06-01 Wind Energy Comes of Age (Wiley Series in Sustainable Design) by Paul Gipe, 1995-04-14 Wind Energy in Colombia: A Framework for Market Entry (World Bank Studies) by Walter Vergara, Alejandro Deeb, et all 2010-07-30 Wind Energy in the Built Environment by Sander Mertens, 2005-04-01 Electromechanical Principles of Wind Turbines for Wind Energy Technicians by Keith Plantier, Karen Mitchell Smith, 2009-12-01 Wind Energy: Renewable Energy and the Environment by Vaughn Nelson, 2009-03-16 Biofuels, Solar and Wind as Renewable Energy Systems: Benefits and Risks WIND ENERGY IN AMERICA: A HISTORY by Robert W Righter, 1996-04-15 Renewable Energy Made Easy: Free Energy from Solar, Wind, Hydropower, and Other Alternative Energy Sources by David Craddock, 2008-08-18 Wind Power (Energy for Today) by Tea Benduhn, 2008-07 Grid Integration of Wind Energy Conversion Systems by Siegfried Heier, 2006-06-05 Wind and Water (Energy and the Environment) by John Tabak, 2009-04-30

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21. Sandia National Laboratories - Wind Energy Technology
    Sandia National Laboratory employs a multifaceted approach to the development of economical wind systems Category Science Technology Energy Renewable Windwind energy Technology. Sandia wind energy Publications Complete Bibliography (AscendingDate Order) in Adobe's .pdf format. Get Adobe's FREE Acrobat Reader.  
    http://www.sandia.gov/wind/

22. Wind Energy Resource Atlas Of The United States
    Inventory of US wind energy potential.Category Science Technology Energy Renewable Windwind energy Resource Atlas of the United States. Table of Contents. References.Appendix B wind energy Resource Information System (WERIS) Microfiche Tables;  
    http://rredc.nrel.gov/wind/pubs/atlas/

23. Wind Resource Information
    Initiatives. NREL Center Models wind energy Resource. The State of Hawaii'swind energy Fact Sheet (http//www.hawaii.gov/dbedt/ert/wind_hi.html).  
    http://rredc.nrel.gov/wind/

24. The Irish Wind Energy Association Online
    Our contact details are as follows Address IWEA, Arigna, Carrickon-Shannon,Co. Roscommon, Ireland Tel +353-(0)71 9646072, Fax Category Science Technology Energy Renewable Wind Associations  
    http://www.iwea.com/

25. Wind Energy In California
    wind energy in California wind energy plays an integral role in California's electricityportfolio. If you have questions regarding wind energy please contact  
    http://www.energy.ca.gov/wind/
    
    Extractions: 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

26. Australian Wind Energy Association
    The Australian wind energy Association Representing the Australian wind energy Community.Category Business Energy and Environment Wind Associations  
    http://www.auswea.com.au/

27. Welcome To Ready Made Resources
    Offers books, foods, medical supplies, weapons of mass destruction protection, non electric appliances, solar and wind energy equipment, and videos.  
    http://www.readymaderesources.com/

28. Risø - Wind Energy Department - Home
    The research of the department aims to develop new opportunities for industryand society in the exploitation of wind power and to map and alleviate  
    http://www.risoe.dk/vea/

29. Wind-info-DK
    Welcome to wind energy INFORMATON. This document contains informationabout the installed capacity of danish wind turbines, danish  
    http://www.afm.dtu.dk/wind/
    
    Extractions: This document contains information about the installed capacity of danish wind turbines, danish prototype turbines national and international projects (EU and IEA activities). Wind turbines and Windfarms Nibe wind turbines Masnedø windfarm Tjæreborg 2MW Wind Turbine Design and measurement programme The Tjæreborg Wind Turbines (brochure with pictures) Elkraft 1MW Wind Turbine Manufacturers Online danish offshore wind farms: Vindeby Tunø Knob Middelgrunden Horns Rev ...

30. DOE Wind Energy Program - Wind Energy Basics & Favorite Links
    Quick Facts about wind energy What is wind energy? The terms wind energy usedto generate electricity. When was wind energy first used?  
    http://www.eren.doe.gov/wind/web.html
    
    Extractions: Quick Facts about Wind Energy What is wind energy? The terms "wind energy" or "wind power" describe the process by which the wind is used to generate mechanical power or electricity. Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy in the wind into mechanical power. This mechanical power can be used for specific tasks (such as grinding grain or pumping water) or a generator can convert this mechanical power into electricity to power homes, businesses, schools, and the like. What causes the wind to blow? Wind is a form of solar energy. Winds are caused by the uneven heating of the atmosphere by the sun, the irregularities of the earth's surface, and rotation of the earth. Wind flow patterns are modified by the earth's terrain, bodies of water, and vegetative cover. This wind flow, or motion energy, when "harvested" by modern wind turbines can be used to generate electricity. When was wind energy first used? Since earliest recorded history, wind power has been used to move ships, grind grain and pump water. There is evidence that wind energy was used to propel boats along the Nile River as early as 5000 B.C. Within several centuries before Christ, simple windmills were used in China to pump water. In the United States, millions of windmills were erected as the American West was developed during the late 19th century. Most of them were used to pump water for farms and ranches. By 1900, small electric wind systems were developed to generate direct current, but most of these units fell into disuse as inexpensive grid power was extended to rural areas during the 1930s. By 1910, wind turbine generators were producing electricity in many European countries.

31. Wind Powering America Home Page
    This site provides information on the Wind Powering America initiativeto increase the use of wind energy in the United States.  
    http://www.eren.doe.gov/windpoweringamerica
    
    Extractions: 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. 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.

32. ME3 - Sustainable Minnesota - Wind Energy Information
    Sustainable Minnesota is a wonderful site for information concerning wind energy.Category Business Energy and Environment Wind Associations wind energy Publications and Miscellaneous Information (by date if possible)Clean Energy Trends 2003 Clean Edge Inc., February 2003;  
    http://www.me3.org/issues/wind/
    
    Extractions: Winehaven Vineyard's Grapewinds Project - Chisago City Wind Projects in MN - by AWEA Wind Projects in MN - by NREL 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 Hillside Elementary School's Wind page - Cottage Grove Lake Benton, Minnesota

33. ME3 - Sustainable Minnesota - Home Of Minnesotans For An Energy-Efficient Econom
    Minnesotans for an Energy Efficient Economy. A nonprofit coalition, focusing on promoting solutions Category Regional North America Organizations Environmental 2002. Wind Power Now features Minnesota wind energy projects, NOWwith Bill Moyers, December 13, 2002. ME3 Job Announcements. Deputy  
    http://www.me3.org/

34. 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

35. Section Wind Energy, TUDelft
    The homepage of the section wind energy has moved. Please update yourbookmarks http//www.windenergy.citg.tudelft.nl. You will be  
    http://www.ct.tudelft.nl/windenergy/ivwhome.htm

36. German Wind-Energy Institute
    wind energy Made in Germany .Impressum (Pop Up-Window). AN Windenergie GmbH. ENERCON. NORDEX. SÜDWIND.  
    http://www.dewi.de/

37. DEWI: German Wind Energy Institute
    Translate this page  
    http://www.dewi.de/dewi/dewi.html

38. Southeastern Electric Cooperative, Inc.
    Located in southeastern South Dakota, providing electricity through traditional and wind energy. Load control, communities, heat pumps, and safety.  
    http://www.southeasternelectric.com/

39. New Wind Energy
    New wind energy is clean, convenient, and affordable for your home or business. YouNow Have The Power To Choose Newwind energy™. Buy MidAtlantic Wind Now!  
    http://www.newwindenergy.com/

40. Radnor Township Becomes National Leader With Wind Energy Purchase
    Radnor Township Becomes National Leader With wind energy Purchase. Utilizing windenergy as an alternative to fossilbased fuels makes sense on so many levels.  
    http://www.newwindenergy.com/regional/mid-atlantic/press_release/radnor_press.ht
    
    Extractions: February 26, 2003 Philadelphia, PA - Radnor Township announced today that it will purchase 62% of its electricity from pollution-free, wind-generated electricity, making it the nation's leading wind energy purchaser among municipalities. The electricity will be supplied by the new Mountaineer Wind Energy Center, the largest wind generating facility in the Eastern United States. Radnor is purchasing 1.4 million kilowatt hours of NewWind Energy, a product of Pennsylvania-based Community Energy, Inc. (CEI), for a 3-year contract term. Radnor Township used electricity savings resulting from energy efficient LED traffic lights to fund most of the purchase. Radnor also switched its energy supplier to the Energy Cooperative, saving additional money on its electric bill to help fund a portion of the wind energy purchase. On February 10, Radnor Township Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution to purchase the wind energy. Enrique R. Hervada, Radnor Township's 4th Ward Commissioner and Chair of the Finance and Audit Committee, said, "Personally I think it is important for Radnor Township to take a lead on environmental issues. Utilizing wind energy as an alternative to fossil-based fuels makes sense on so many levels. I hope it sends a positive message to our businesses, institutions, and residents that we can make a difference. The Board of Commissioners is constantly looking for ways to improve our costs and enhance our environment, and I feel this does both."

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