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Resources for Siting Wind Turbines

This page lists information resources such as publications, websites, and news for siting wind turbines.

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Web Resource
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 National Wind Coordinating Collaborative [..More]
Web Resource
 Siting
 American Wind Wildlife Institute [..More]
4/1/2009 WA Publication
Web Resource
 Siting
 Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Wind Power Guidelines [..More]
4/30/2009 MA Publication
 Siting
 Renewable Energy Siting Study [..More]
6/30/2009 NC Publication
 Public Lands
Econ. Dev.
Policy
Siting
 Coastal Wind Energy for North Carolina's Future: A Study of the Feasibility of Wind Turbines in the Pamlico and Albemarle Sounds and in Ocean Waters Off the North Carolina Coast [..More]

Featured Resources and Tools

Wind Energy Decision Tree

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have developed new tools designed to test underutilized sites and contaminated land for solar and wind energy potential. The alternative energy "decision trees" leverage NREL's knowledge of renewable energy technologies and EPA's experience in returning contaminated lands to productive use. The Wind Energy Decision Tree is a useful tool not only for projects on contaminated lands but also for general siting. The tools and a podcast on the solar and wind decision trees are now available on EPA's website.