When companies agree to Wind for Industry, they’re receiving more than just wind turbines. In this article, Marion Star highlighted the additional benefits of energy cost savings, scholarships, and the facility’s stability in the community for the coming 20 years.
SITE MAP
- 1. Future Customers
- 1.1 Introducing: Wind for Industry
- 1.2 A Wind Project: Step by Step
- 1.3 Introducing: ManagedHV™ Services
- 1.4 Analytics and Retails Sales
- 1.5 Introducing: TIBE
- 1.6 Customer Toolkit
- 1.6.1 REA Calculator
- 1.6.2 Our REA Highlighted
- 1.6.3 TIBE Library
- 1.6.4 Historical Electricity Rates
- 1.7 Training
- 2. Commitment to Community
- 2.1 Supporting our Communities
- 2.2 Enabling STEM Locally
- 2.3 Megawatt Scholarships
- 2.4 Advancing Wind Education
- 2.5 Request Tours and Speakers
- 3. Video FAQ
- 4. Wind Energy Basics
- 4.1 Energy Terminology
- 4.2 Virtual Tour of a Wind Farm
- 4.3 The Power Grid
- 4.4 Games and Activities
- 4.5 Class and Homework Problems
- 4.6 Reference Photos
- 4.7 How to Build a Wind Turbine
- 4.8 Project Drawings and Blueprints
- 5. OE Labs
- 5.1 Methodologies and Reports
- 5.2 Market Studies
- 5.3 Data Sets and Documents
- 5.3.1 Sample Wind Data
- 5.3.2 Foundation Load Data
- 5.3.3 Tower Load Data
- 5.3.4 Actual Production Data
- 5.4 Software Tools
- 5.4.1 Development Tools
- 5.4.2 Monte Carlo Tools
- 5.4.3 Excel Sheets
- 5.5 The Continuum Project
- 5.6 Maps and Feasibility Studies
- 5.7 Wind School/Training
- 5.8 State Scorecards
- 5.9 Patents & Trademarks