Community Supported Wind Power
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June/July 2008
By Greg Pahl
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Resources
Ontario Sustainable Energy Association; A provincial, nonprofit umbrella organization formed to implement community sustainable energy projects across Ontario, Canada. Its Web site lists workshops, publications and other educational materials.
Windustry; One of the best and most informative wind power sites that promotes wind energy through outreach, educational materials, and technical assistance to rural landowners, local communities and utilities, and state, regional and nonprofit collaborations.
Wind-Works; One of the most comprehensive wind power sites. Be sure to check out “Co-op Wind” (under “Articles”) which contains a wealth of information and advice from wind guru Paul Gipe and many others on community and cooperative wind projects.
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