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When establishing wind farms, wind energy developers generally approach landowners where they want to build. Interest in wind farms is frequently spurred by external pressures such as tax and other financial incentives and legislative mandates. Since each situation is influenced by local policies and permitting, we can only provided general guidance to help you understand the process of installing wind turbines.
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- Windustry
- AWEA's Wind Energy Information
Learn about the economics and competitiveness of wind, policy factors, wind technology, wind resources, and small and large applications.
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- The Air Force is the lead for the Department of Defense for wind energy and Special Use Airspace. Air Force wind consultants advise contacting them prior to applying for permits on all federal lands and non-federal lands, due to the existence of military Special Use Airspace (i.e., military
airspace below 300' above ground level) used for military testing and training across the United States. The Air Force will work to ensure that potential sites are mutually safe, secure, and efficient. Contact airforcewindconsult@pentagon.af.mil
- A local wind turbine company should be able to guide you through your local planning, permitting, and policies.
- Work with your local electrification coop to develop a strategy for wind energy.
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