Wind Energy Regional Resource Centers
The U.S. Department of Energy's Regional Resource Centers provide unbiased wind energy information to communities and decision makers to help them evaluate wind energy potential and learn about wind power's benefits and impacts in their regions. During their first year of operations, the Regional Resource Centers impacted more than 12,000 key stakeholders to meet their performance goals. Each Regional Resource Center applies a unique regional context to identify key stakeholders in the area. Stakeholders may include, for example, county commissioners, state legislators, landowners, tribal authorities, and organizations such as utilities, schools, and non-profit agencies. Read State of the Wind Industry in the Regions, or click on the regions below to learn about and contact the Regional Resource Centers.
Read more information about the six Regional Resource Centers.
