Distributed Wind Energy Futures Study | Wind Research | NLR

The Pacific Northwest and Northeast regions have significant potential for expansion of behind-the-meter distributed wind deployments. States with the most near-term

Wind Energy

Wind energy research at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) includes cutting-edge research and development to support the grid by leveraging America''s vast wind resources,

Distributed Wind Market Report

The annual Distributed Wind Market Report provides stakeholders with statistics and analysis of the distributed wind market and insights into market trends and characteristics regarding

Northwest Power System

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Distributed Wind Brings Value to Communities

These front-of-the-meter wind energy systems can provide benefits to the grid, such as relieving distribution and transmission congestion and reducing peak power use, especially during the

Northwest Wind Integration Forum

Northwest Wind Integration Forum (This is an archive of the Wind Integration Forum which concluded in 2012.) The Wind Integration Forum (WIF) is a joint effort of the Council and

WINDExchange: Distributed Wind Energy Resource

The following software applications, tools, and toolkits can help individuals project costs and benefits of new distributed wind projects, including the

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

For the last eight months, researchers from the Department of Energy''s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have been scouring the nation for information about who installed

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Report: Northwest Power System Can Handle More Wind

Wind power projects are being rapidly developed throughout the Northwest, and the region''s existing power system can most likely accommodate the 6,000 megawatts of wind energy

Distributed Wind

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory''s (PNNL) distributed wind research is funded by the Department of Energy''s Wind Energy Technologies Office (WETO), which advances wind