Harnessing Wind Across  the Country

Is wind energy possible in every state?  According to U.S. Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz, with new developments in wind turbines, the answer is a definitive yes.

American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) is the nation's leading trade organization for wind energy. The primary work of AWEA is to:

Earlier this month, North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue signed a bill that extended a generous tax credit for investments in renewable energy and increased the tax credit for investment in facilities that manufacture renewable energy equipment.

The Lone Star State may be best known for its oil industry, but it also leads the nation in one renewable energy and has the potential to do a lot more.

A new lakefront, second home near Fort Worth looks like a rustic cabin, but will be powered by a very modern piece of equipment: a small wind turbine.

A Vermont clean energy board announced April 21 that the state government has made available $5.5 million to support the installation of solar and small wind projects at homes and businesses in the state.