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Wind Powering America Update

June 11, 2008

New England Interview: Brian Fairbank, President and CEO, Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort

May 20, 2008

New DOE Report Analyzes a Path to Reaching 20% Wind Power by 2030

May 12, 2008

Careers in Wind Energy

April 16, 2008

Wind Powering America 2007 Activities Summary
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February 29, 2008

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Alternative Energy Sources and Technologies: International Conference and Exhibition

September 15, 2008

7th Annual Renewable Energy Conference and Trade Show

October 17, 2008

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Variables Affecting Economic Development of Wind Energy
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July 28, 2008

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Wind Powering America Update

June 11, 2008

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Net Metering and Interconnection Standards

Net metering rules allow wind generation in excess of on-site load to be sold back to the local utility under certain conditions in each New England state.

Interconnection standards for wind generators are in place in the following New England states.

 

 

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