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Environmental Impacts Of Wind-energy Projects
Got Sun? Go Solar : Get Free Renewable Energy To Power Your Grid-tied Home

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Rex A. Ewing and Doug PrattPublication Details
Book1st edPixyJack Press2005Links
Description
- Sizing a system to fit your home and your needs - Got Wind? - Permits, Paperwork and Financing - The Nuts & Bolts: what to look for, what to avoid - Who does the installation? (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS (UPPER LEVEL) TK1087 .E95 2005 DUE 11-07-09
Developing Wind Power Projects : Theory And Practice

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Tore WizeliusPublication Details
BookEarthscan2007Links
Description
Wind power is developing rapidly, both in the number of new installations and in the interest from various stakeholders including policy makers, NGOs, research scientists, industry, and a broader general public. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS (UPPER LEVEL) TJ825 .W59 2007 DUE 11-30-09
Wind Energy Basics : A Guide To Small And Micro Wind Systems

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Paul GipePublication Details
BookChelsea Green Pub. Co1999Description
Wind Energy Basics is an excellent introduction to wind power for educational programs concerned with state-of-the-art renewable energy options, and will be indispensable for those considering today’s generation of quiet, efficient, and reliable “micro” wind turbines. Wind Energy Basics describes a new class of small wind turbines, dubbed micro turbines, which are so small that they can be purchased for less than $1000 and carried in your hands. And the increasing popularity of micro wind turbines has opened up new applications previously considered off-limits to wind energy, such as charging electric fences and powering remote telephone call boxes, once the sole domain of solar cells. Wind Energy Basics explains how it is possible?in some states?for homeowners to run their kilowatt-hour meter backwards with a small wind turbine. These commercial wind turbines, including those found in California’s giant wind power plants, will produce 20 terawatt-hours (20,000 million kilowatt-hours) of wind-generated electricity annually?enough to meet the needs of more than three million energy-hungry Californians, or twice that number of more energy-conscious Europeans. Wind Energy Basics is richly illustrated with photographs of small wind turbines, from those on the Patagonian steppes at the tip of South America to those on the wind-swept shores of Denmark. The appendix to Wind Energy Basics includes detailed product specifications for most popular micro and mini wind turbines, as well as sources for wind pumps (farm windmills), used wind turbines, anemometers, inverters, trade associations, and mail-order catalogs that sell wind turbines. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS (UPPER LEVEL) TJ820 .G55 1999 DUE 01-27-10
Power With Nature : Solar And Wind Energy Demystified

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Rex A. EwingPublication Details
Book1st edPixyJack Press2003Links
Description
And you?ll be enlightened by page after page filled with practical, hands-on information, including: * grid-intertie and off-grid systems * solar photovoltaic modules * wind turbines * micro-hydro power * charge controllers, inverters, batteries and other components * sizing your system * solar hot water * home heating systems * options for pumping water * comprehensive appendix with system sizing worksheets, wire size/line loss tables, solar radiation maps, and detailed resource section (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Availability
LOCATION CALL # STATUS (UPPER LEVEL) TJ809.4 .E95 2003 AVAILABLE
Wind Power : Renewable Energy For Home, Farm, And Business
Wind Energy Resource Atlas Of The United States
American Wind Energy Association
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