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The Benadictine nuns of the Sacret Heart Monastery in North Dakota operate two 100kW turbines at their monastery.

Read more in this case study from the EPA. 

Small Wind Turbines in Illinois

Kendall County, Illinois

Gary Kizior installed a 10 kW Bergey turbine in December 2002, replacing his old Whisper 3 kW machine. It sits on the same 80-foot tip-up tower that Whisper machine used. This project was half funded by the Illinois Renewable Energy Resources Grant Program and was among the first small turbines in the state to receive a grant through this program.

In 2003, the Rosebud Sioux installed the first tribal-owned utility-scale turbine. Read more about the project in the Fall 2003 Windustry Newsletter.

Windshare is a unique, for-profit, wind power cooperative in Toronto, Canada. They have an urban turbine in Toronto, and were the first community owned wind in Ontario.

Learn more on the Windshare website. 

Our Wind Cooperative is a unique cooperative investing in small-scale wind turbines for farms, ranches and public and private facilities across the rural Northwest. By the end of 2004, at least ten 10-kW turbines will have been installed at sites serviced by publicly-owned utilities.

This 100 MW wind farm was organized by a group of local landowners, and sold to PPM Energy for development, although the LLC members have retained some equity in the project.

The Kas Brothers of Woodstock, MN were the first farmers in the country to own their own utility-scale turbines.

Read more about their project in the Spring 2001 Windustry Newsletter.