The winds of change are blowing through D.C. – DWEA is working hard to secure funding during the fiscal year 2022 federal appropriations process and capture that same energy to build support for distributed and community wind. Our FY 2022...
What Caused the Blackouts? As power grids throughout America continue to recover from an extreme freezing event and planned outages subside, there is no shortage of people looking for something to blame for the cause of the grid failure....
There are a number of abandoned wind turbines across the United States. These turbines are referred to as orphaned turbines. Some wind farmers hit hard times with the COVID-19 pandemic and couldn’t pay for repairs, so these turbines were...
7/22/2020 Distributed wind supporters – we have a quick turn-around to gather sign-ons for a new Congressional funding letter, hope to include your companies/organizations as co-signers! See below for current language. Can you approve including your logo and location(s)...
DWEA’s annual business conference and lobby day is your best opportunity to learn what’s new in behind-the-meter distributed wind, including DOE’s exciting new programs to advance distributed wind’s contribution to clean energy and resiliency. DWEA’s half-day “DW on the...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 9, 2018 DWEA Lauds New ITC Legislation Supporting Distributed Wind Power Industry Now Well Positioned for Rapid Growth Durango, Colorado. Today, Congress passed new legislation to provide a multi-year extension of the Investment Tax...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 9, 2017 Durango, CO, August 9, 2017 – Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) released the 2016 Distributed Wind Market Report showing growth in the domestic residential, commercial, and institutional...