Wind energy projects developed by small political subdivisions of cities and townships, rural electrification cooperatives, and other municipal or quasi-municipal entities or municipally owned corporations that provide electric transmission, distribution or generation services.

Western Community Energy, LLC (WCE) develops community scale renewable energy projects, chiefly wind energy projects, for private landowners, cities, counties, schools, municipal/public utility districts, tribes, and small businesses.

TiE Boston and the CleanTech SIG once again present the unusual but very popular SIG Field Trip event- A tour of the Hull Wind turbine, featuring catered lunch on a YACHT as we sail to Hull!

The Wind Powering America program has a web page of resources for public power authorities.

Click here to go to the site.

A utility owned by a city to supply utility services to residents in that city. Generally, surpluses in revenues or over-expenditures are contributed to the city budget.

Missouri River Energy Services put up four turbines near Worthington, MN. 

Read more about the RiverWinds project in Worthington, MN by clicking here.

Midwest Municipal Utility is a Wind Power Pioneer

Moorhead Public Service in Moorhead, MN has put up two utility-scale turbines, named Zephyr and Freedom.

Read more about the Capture the Wind project on the Moorhead Public Service web site. 

Hull, Massachusetts has two utility-scale turbines. The second was installed largely because the first one was so successful.

Read more about the Hull turbines on the Hull Wind web site. 

Traverse City, Michigan was the first municipal utility in the state to install a utility scale turbine in 1996.