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Case Studies on Native Americans Using Wind Power

Wind Powering America prepared case-study profiles for a few Native American wind projects. The following case studies provide specific information such as the goals and objectives of the projects, list of participants and their roles and responsibilities, technical, economic and financial information, lessons learned, and more.

More Projects on Tribal Lands

For information about Indian Energy Resource projects, Remote Applications of Renewable Power Technologies projects, Renewable Energy Development at Tribal Colleges and Universities projects, and other Department of Energy projects in Indian country, visit the Tribal Energy Program Web site.

 

 

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