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NEW! Download and view presentations from the March 14th quarterly meeting in Columbus.

Click here to download NREL's Larry Flower's Wind Energy Update presentation.

Click here to view the Economic Impact Study of Wind Farm Development in Champaign County. The full study can be found in our Resource Library under "Economic Development". 

NEW! Click here to download AWEA's 2008 Wind Energy Siting Handbook

Click here to view  Windustry's webinar presentations on the current state of the U.S. wind industry, options for landowners and more!

Click here for a comprehensive calendar for upcoming wind related events from Wind Powering America

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Wind is an inexhaustable energy resource that can be homegrown. Positive effects on Ohio's economic development combined with minimal negative effects on our environment makes wind the right choice.

Ohio has even greater wind potential than researchers initially believed; we rank 2nd in the country in polluting our air, water and land; and we have an abundance of untapped manufacturing potential that wind power could help to harness.

Despite our high ranking in the pollution category and high wind potential, Ohio remains behind many other states in developing renewable energy. We are still importing almost all of Ohio's energy instead of keeping those dollars and jobs here at home – jobs that are desperately needed.