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.
Power for the Planet, one of a six book series designed for elementary school aged children, brings environmental education and advocacy to the classroom. This book discusses energy, energy consumption and clean energy sources such as wind and solar. It describes wind turbines, and some of wind energy’s strengths and
Windustry founder and Midwest Wind Energy Center managing partner Lisa Daniels has been involved with community wind for many years. Here is here response to the Star Tribune story about MinWind filing for bankruptcy. Read it on the Star Tribune site here. Star Tribune Letter to the editor/ Commentary The
Windustry eNewsletter Fall 2014 Welcome to Windustry’s eNewsletter! Read on to find out about our activities from the past several months. 2014 Minnesota State Fair From August 21-September 1, 2014, Windustry presented the Wind Energy Center at the Minnesota State Fair for the ninth consecutive year. Over the course of
The journal Consumer Reports just published an article about methods for making money off of your home. One section is devoted to wind and solar power and quotes Windustry’s Lisa Daniels. From the article: You can also monetize your property by using it to generate solar or wind power. “Most people think
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