A 60-meter meteorological tall tower donated by Windustry to the Northern Cheyenne Tribal Community was installed in its new home last November, near Garfield Peak in Eastern Montana. It is now sending daily data files and will help determine the wind project development for the tribal community. Photo by Craig
On October 6, Windustry is pleased to present an evening of cocktails and conversation. The amazing fury and soaring might of wind along with the glory of sunshine are integral in Opera scenes throughout the ages. Join us for an evening celebrating the powerful relationship between the arts and the
This Climate Ride trip took place over 9 days and riders biked from Saigon to Angkor Wat. By participating in the Climate Ride, Lisa helped bring attention to today’s climate challenges and raised funds for Windustry and other environmental organizations. Lisa (on the left) with the other Climate Riders at
Climate Ride produces charitable multi-day bicycle rides that raises money for nonprofits devoted to environmental action. The upcoming ride is taking place on the coast of Maine. Follow Lisa on Twitter as she tweets images showing off our #stickwindhere wind turbine!
The Midwest Wind Energy Center is presenting its first webinar on February 12, 2015 from 1:30-2:30pm CST with Lisa L. Noty, Midwest Regional Energy Coordinator from the USDA. Noty will be discussing Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) funding opportunities that are currently available and how to apply for them.
US Department of Energy announces Windustry recipient of grant to create a regional wind resource center. The announcement, from the DOE’s Stakeholder Engagement & Outreach Newsletter, is reproduced below. Recent years have seen major growth in wind energy, and deployment projections indicate this trend will continue for all parts of the wind