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Webcast Addressing 2009 Annual Wind Technologies Market Report

August 18, 2010

Department of Energy Seeks Input on its Energy Education and Technical Training Efforts

August 6, 2010

Wind Powering America Update

June 10, 2010

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Best Practices in Wind Energy: Pathways to Developing a Sustainable Workforce

September 8, 2010

Creating an Offshore Wind Industry in the United States: A National Vision and Call to Action Webinar

September 16, 2010

Renewables for Schools Webinar

September 22, 2010

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Wind Turbine Manufacturers in the U.S.: Locations and Local Impacts
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May 26, 2010

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Regional Wind Activities

The regional section of Wind Powering America currently focuses on New England. The Program plans to develop in-depth information for other regions of the United States in the future.

New England Wind Forum

The New England Wind Forum has its own Web site with information particular to the region and its own unique circumstances. Find regional events, news, projects, and information about wind technology, economics, markets for wind energy, siting considerations, policies and public acceptance issues as they all pertain to the New England region.

The site was launched in 2005 to provide a single comprehensive source of up-to-date, Web-based information on a broad array of wind-energy-related issues pertaining to New England.

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