Wind power allows me to visit the most beautiful parts of our country, and have fun doing it, while working. This photo is taken from the top of one WTG observing the rotor being set on another.
Scott Amrozowicz, Wind Construction Field Engineer
First Wind Turbine Generators in Alaska
Erik Wenneker, Windsmith
huey ... from up tower
Crystal Simmons, Student
Appalachian State University's installation of a Northwind 100
ASU, in Boone, NC, began installation construction on June 15, the first Global Wind Day. Wind is important to me because it is a responsible element in our energy portfolio. Photo by Crystal Simmons
Erik Wenneker, Windsmith
Peetz
It's more than my job, Our country needs it.
Tang Jinghai, Inter.Trading Manager
1.25 MW ~ 1.50 MW Wind Power from China
I would like to introduce our China WIND POWER with 1.25 MW ~ 1.50 MW to American companies if they are interest in this power energy. This wind power uses only Chinese technology.
Michael Pickens, Pickens Plan Regional Leader
putting my turbine up
it is the future.
George Wagner, President, Wind Harvest International
Palm Springs, CA
George Wagner, President, Wind Harvest International
Windstar turbines in a Palm Springs wind farm [note our turbines are utilizing the unused wind resource between and below existing HAWTs)
Stan Tehee, Electrical Engineer
This is a huge elk just walking around looking at the clean energy.
This is a huge elk just walking around looking at the clean energy.
Stan Tehee, Electrical Engineer
Sparks Fly/ Medicine Bow, WY
Clipper 2.5MW machine getting hit by lightning...and continuing to run.
