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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. Wim Dupré - Photo Gallery Wind_energy
    Horses * Macro * Seasons * Sunsets * Sunsets At The Beach * Swans * The CountrySide * The Moon * To Arrange * Waterdrops * Weird Stuff * Wind Energy  
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22. Information On Wind Energy Financial Services From John Deere
    For information on wind energy, credit services, special offers, product, parts and service, please visit John Deere s Website.  
    http://www.deere.com/en_US/jdc/product_financing/wind_energy/index.html
    
    Extractions: John Deere is focused on enabling its customers and their communities to participate in various agricultural economic opportunities, including renewable energy development. Its goal is to foster renewable energy businesses that are competitive, profitable and sustainable. John Deere Wind Energy offers specialized expertise in agricultural financial services, project finance, construction project management, wind turbine procurement, and wind energy technology and operations. John Deere Wind Energy serves as co-developer of commercial wind energy projects for a variety of customers and stakeholders.

23. VCN -- Issues And White Papers
    Devoted to advancing a common environmentally sound vision for Virginia.  
    http://www.vcnva.org/white_papers/2005/wind_energy.php
    
    Extractions: home news reports calendar ... VEA 2006 DONATE!- make a secure online donation path: home Wind Energy in Virginia - A Balanced Approach Statement of Issues Wind energy has been used effectively and successfully globally and is a renewable energy option of great potential in Virginia. Wind energy is desirable in that it has no transportation costs after setup, no fuel, no waste, no emission control, no storage waste. Debt service is for “in the ground” set up costs with minimal maintenance and thus can lead to reduced energy costs after debt service is paid. Wind energy has many positives and much support among stakeholders; however, it is largely unregulated and concerns have been documented recently by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on bird and bat kills and by Congress on need for policy consistent with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, the Bald Eagle Protection Act, and the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969. A balanced approach in Wind Energy Siting will ensure that Community-based energy services provide incentive community-dollars (the new CASH Crop) and protection of viewsheds, habitat, and avian species with the community participating directly in its economic development and future savings.

24. Zerofootprint :: Events
    wind_energy 4 (all types) (cancel); wind 3; energy 2; renewable_energy 2; alternative_energy 1; installation 1; technology 1; wind_power 1; wind_turbine 1  
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    Extractions: Submit! Items Page Viewing : Events : Everywhere Niagara Windpower Renewable Energy Workshop Toronto, Ontario, Canada Want to help build a sustainable future? Niagara WindPower will lay the foundation to accommodate some of the building blocks for a safe and reliable energy system into our modern lifestyles. Organizer: Niagara Wind Power Inc. Venue: Brick Works Niagara Windpower Renewable Energy Workshop Toronto, Ontario, Canada Want to help build a sustainable future? Niagara WindPower will lay the foundation to accommodate some of the building blocks for a safe and reliable energy system into our modern lifestyles. Organizer: Niagara Wind Power Inc. Venue: Brick Works Residential Wind Power Guemes Island, Washington, United States Participants in this workshop will learn to design and install residential wind systems, up to 20kW in capacity.

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26. AGORES
    News Events Links Programmes Publications Projects Site Map Submit Copyright. Your path Publications Wind Energy  
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27. Wind Energy
    Retrieved from http//www.wikinvest.com/concept/wind_energy . Categories Concept Pages Mature Energy Green Issues. The Shelf. or. Contributions  
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    Extractions: Edit Metric Company Value Source Source URL Notes Cancel Edit History Details Company: Value Source: Source URL: Notes: Login Logout Sign up Feedback ... Contributors Neutral Bulls Bears edit Global warming Demand for renewable energy Government support (e.g. tax support) edit Destroying the landscape Bird irritation Still depending on government support No I hadn't heard of Maglev but will definitely do my homework now. What is interesting about th... more [Dismiss] [Done] Have you heard of this? http://www.engadget.com/2007/11/26/maglev-wind-turbines-1000x-more-effien... more [Dismiss] [Done] Solid overview. While, wind power does in fact possess tremendous potential, one of the primary ... more [Dismiss] [Done] See All Suggestions Matt H Avinash Gandhi Zack Subin This article describes a concept which could impact a variety of companies and industries. The article lists companies that could benefit or be harmed by the trend. To see what companies and articles reference this concept page

28. Wind Energy
    Bitterroot Range, Montana. BLM. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. Coal Mining, Wyoming Geothermal Power Plant, California Oil  
    http://www.blm.gov/wo/st/en/prog/energy/wind_energy.html
    
    Extractions: U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT National Go National BLM Energy Wind Energy Print Page Wind power uses the naturally occurring energy of the wind for practical purposes like generating electricity, charging batteries, or pumping water. Wind turbines capture the kinetic energy in the wind, converting it into electrical energy. Utility-scale turbines are mounted on tall towers, usually 100 feet or more above the earth's surface where the wind is faster and less turbulent. In utility-scale power applications, anywhere from one or two to several hundred turbines are connected to the utility grid, providing electricity when the wind blows. Energy For over a decade, wind energy has been the fastest growing energy technology worldwide, achieving an annual growth rate of over 30 percent. In the United States, the current total installed capacity is approximately 11,600 MW of wind projects. BLM Wind Energy Development Policy (IM 2006-216) Federal Interagency Wind Siting Information Center Wind Energy Development Programmatic EIS Information Center U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Wind Energy Web Site

29. Wind_Energy Http//www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/jhome/6276
    wind_energy http//www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgibin/jhome/6276 1 W 1998-  
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30. 12 MW Wind Turbines: The Scientific Basis For Their Operational 70 To 270 M Heig
    Improvement of offshore winds and turbulence predictions based on available remote sensing equipment, wind and turbulence quantification, and modelling.  
    http://www.risoe.dk/Research/sustainable_energy/wind_energy/projects/12MW.aspx
    
    Extractions: Dansk DTU.dk Index Contact ... About this website S¸geord Research Education Business Relations Meet us ... Print Improvement of offshore winds and turbulence predictions based on available remote sensing equipment, wind and turbulence quantification, and modelling. 12 MW wind turbines: the scientific basis for their operational 70 to 270 m height offshore. The 12MW project runs in years 2005 and 2009 with funding from the Danish Research Agency , The Strategic Research Council, Program for Energy and Environment Background Wind turbine dimensions have evolved from rapidly 1980 to now. At the moment turbines up to 8 MW can be tested at H¸vs¸re Test Station, Ris¸. The size of commercial wind turbine design may grow to 12 MW. The very large turbines will be used offshore. This development puts a strong demand on our understanding of the atmospheric flow and turbulence characteristics at very high heights offshore. Dimensions of multi-MW wind turbines are listed in the table Turbine Hub-height Rotor diameter Lower tip Upper tip 2 MW 70 m 80 m 30 m 110 m 5 MW 110 m 124 m 48 m 172 m 8 MW 140 m 160 m 60 m 220 m 12 MW 170 m 190 m 75 m 265 m Small turbines operate in the lower part of the atmospheric boundary layer. Here the logarithmic wind profile is valid and turbulence statistics are well known from offshore and coastal masts. Higher up winds are largely unknown due to severe practical offshore measurement difficulties.

31. Alternative_energy,wind_energy - World Systems @ KSU On Diigo Groups
    Tags alternative_energy conservation_sustainability natural_resources wind_energy on 0528-2007 Cached. Shared by sleavitt. More from www.windenergy.com  
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    Extractions: var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ? "https://ssl." : "http://www."); document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + gaJsHost + "google-analytics.com/ga.js' type='text/javascript'%3E%3C/script%3E")); Skip to main content Diigo People Groups The Web Add to browser You are here: Diigo Home Groups World Systems @ KSU Bookmarks Group Bookmarks tagged alternative_energy,wind_energy of sleavitt Tags: on 05-28-2007 Cached About Shared by: sleavitt more from www.windenergy.com Preview I think this is very exciting. Wind generators that can be used at a household scale for those already plugged into the grid could revolutionize energy production. It will be interesting to see if these wind generators become prevalent across the nation, or if they are blocked by the Not In My Backyard effect and other challenges. It would be nice to see these wind generators at a smaller, more manageable scale.

32. Wind Energy
    Syndicate / XML feed / RSS. Select a News Topic, MAIN INDEX, ALL TOPICS, Africa, Amazon, Animal Behavior, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Biodiversity  
    http://www.mongabay.com/reference/environment2/Wind_energy.html
    
    Extractions: Featured articles Weekly Newsletter Topics Select a News Topic MAIN INDEX ALL TOPICS Africa Amazon Animal Behavior Antarctica Asia Australia Biodiversity Biofuels Borneo Brazil China Climate Change Congo Conservation Coral Reefs Deforestation Energy Environment Environmental Politics Extinction Featured Forests Green Business Green Design Greenland-Arctic Happy-Upbeat Indigenous People Indonesia Interviews Logging Madagascar New Guinea Oceans Pollution Positive News Poverty Alleviation Primates Rainforests Species Discovery Strange Technology Tina Butler This page contains news and, when available, background information, on Wind energy : . Links on this site lead to other sites on the web..

33. BOTW Blog Directory > Science > Technology > Energy > Renewable > Wind Energy Bl
    Blog Directory Science Technology Energy Renewable wind_energy Submit Blog. Fighting Windmills Posts comments, observations, and research on the  
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    Extractions: Sponsor This Category Free for 60 Days - Customize your message and appear alongside search results. Start your Free Trial today! Sponsor Blog Directory: Science: Technology: ... Fighting Windmills - Posts comments, observations, and research on the objection to wind energy. [ATOM] Global-Netizen - Thoughts and perspectives on the advocacy for clean energy alternatives. [ATOM] LOCE Wind and Wave Energy Weblog - Ocean and offshore energy blog site created by the Washington lawyer Carolyn Elefant. [ATOM] Ventus Vigor - Providing information on and promoting the use of wind energy sources the world over. [RSS] Wind Blog - Energy professional Glen Estill's take using wind for power and other energy uses. [RSS] Wind Energy News - Showcasing the benefits of harnessing wind power especially its being a solution to contemporary woes on global warming and pollution. [ATOM] Wind Farmer's Almanac - Documenting the advocacy for the Cape Wind project in Nantucket Sound. [RSS] Wind Power Talk - Collection of resources and links useful for discussing issues related to wind energy. [ATOM] Search blogs about Wind Energy on Yahoo!

34. Ashokan Architecture News Room
    News Room. MAY 11 , 2006. Woodstock Times article on Planning Board Public Airing session. MAY 10 , 2006. Ulster County Press article on Planning Board  
    http://www.ashokanarchitecture.com/secondary/news/wind_energy.htm
    
    Extractions: News Room MAY 11 , 2006 Woodstock Times article on Planning Board "Public Airing" session MAY 10 , 2006 Ulster County Press article on Planning Board "Public Airing" session APRIL 10 , 2006 Woodstock Commons Public Airing Scheduled for May 4th FEBRUARY 16, 2006 Business After Hours Chamber Event draws over 200 DECEMBER 29, 2005 Ashokan Architecture moves to Kingston NOVEMBER 22, 2005 - (LARGE FILE) Home Remodeling Magazine Article NOVEMBER 8, 2005 - (LARGE FILE) Victoria Magazine Article JUNE 6 , 2005 Mid Hudson EnergySmart press release: Bard College Continues To Go Green AUGUST 31, 2004 NYSERDA press release: Bard College Green Dorms AUGUST 24 , 2004

35. Add Wikio News To Your Site - Wikio
    a href= http//www.wikio.com/sciences/energy/wind_energy img src= http//www.wikio.com/shared/img/wikio.gif border=0  
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36. Wind Energy - GlobaloriaWiki
    concept futher on SEEDwww.seed.slb.com/en/scictr/watch/climate_change/alt_wind.htm. Retrieved from http//www.myglife.org/wiki/index.php/wind_energy  
    http://www.myglife.org/wiki/index.php/Wind_Energy
    
    Extractions: var skin = 'monobook';var stylepath = '/wiki/skins'; Jump to: navigation search edit In this Animated Illustration, the student will learn how towering wind turbines generate power from the steady higher-up winds. The winds make the large blades rotate. The blades are attached to a generator, which makes electricity. edit The power of wind is undeniable. While a gentle wind ruffles leaves and a good breeze lifts kites, storm winds knock down trees and tear the roofs off houses. People have harnessed that power for centuries. It has been used to pump water, grind grain, and move ships across oceans. The latest use for wind: to generate electricity. The means: a wind turbine, a special type of windmill used for this purpose. Wind energy has many advantages. It does not, for example, produce any carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. It will not run out. Traditional windmills, such as those with the wooden airfoil blades of the Netherlands, the cloth sails of Spain, or the lonely metal fans of the western United States, do not catch enough wind to make electricity. Instead, a wind turbine, much taller than a traditional windmill, does the job. A wind turbine looks like a gigantic pinwheel, with a towering post and huge propeller blades attached at the top. Why so tall? There is more wind higher up in the atmosphere! See Also See “Wind Energy” definition on Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_Power

37. Advantages And Disadvantages Of Wind Energy
    Advantages and disadvantages of wind energy. This article attempts to give a dispassionate summary of the current arguments for and against the increased  
    http://environment.newarchaeology.com/wind_energy.htm

38. Wind-farming
    Wind farming basics Fact sheet 1 from the Wind Industry Development Project. Wind farming and the Australian electricity system- Fact sheet 2 from the Wind  
    http://www.yprl.vic.gov.au/homework/wind_energy.htm
    
    Extractions: Wind farming basics - Fact sheet 1 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farming and the Australian electricity system - Fact sheet 2 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farming and the environment - Fact sheet 3 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farming and tourism - Fact sheet 4 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farming siting issues - Fact sheet 5 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farms and noise - Fact sheet 6 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farms and visual amenity - Fact sheet 7 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farms and bird and bat impacts -Fact sheet 8 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farming on a traditional farm - Fact sheet 9 from the Wind Industry Development Project Wind farming, electromagnetic radiation and interference

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40. World Energy Council
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    Extractions: Contact us A A A ... Sitemap Search Home Publications Survey of Energy Resources 2007 Wind Energy Print Friendly version As wind energy is not generally cost-competitive with the thermal sources of electricity generation, the pattern of development has been largely dependent on the support mechanisms provided by national governments. Wind costs have declined steadily and a typical installed cost for onshore wind farms is now around US$ 1 600/kW, and for offshore around US$ 2 400-3 000/kW. The corresponding electricity costs vary, owing partly to wind-speed variations and partly to differing institutional frameworks. Prices paid for wind-generated electricity are mostly in the range US$ 52-90/MWh (Milborrow, 2007) and at the lower end of this range are competitive with coal and gas.

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