Is the a government run project to help farmers with getting wind power generators?
November 17th, 2009 | by Michael |
papayonn24 asked:
I have children that live in a very windy, remote area. I would like to find information about how to establish a wind turbine to harvest the natural wind force that is always blowing very hard at their place.
ANTOINE
I have children that live in a very windy, remote area. I would like to find information about how to establish a wind turbine to harvest the natural wind force that is always blowing very hard at their place.
ANTOINE
2 Responses to “Is the a government run project to help farmers with getting wind power generators?”
By EEJ on Nov 21, 2009 | Reply
You could start here: .
Although it looks to be an industry run group (their own best interests in mind, I mean), they should be happy to let you know about grants and such if it means you will be buying products for renewable energy.
Also, check with the local power company in their area. Some will buy unused electricity from citizens with their own power generators.
By Tom on Nov 24, 2009 | Reply
Forget the government for help in this case. You can put one on your property to generate power for your own use. There is a bonus. If you are generating power beyond your requirements, you can sell it to the power suppliers. Under Federal law, they MUST purchase your extra.
Search wind turbines or wind generators in Yahoo or Google and talk to the people who make and sell them.
My brother in Colorado supplies all his own power and heating from wind and solar power. Think about solar too.