U.S. Wind Energy Industry Welcomes Renewable Energy
U.S. Wind Energy Industry Welcomes Renewable Energy Grant Guidance Issued by Treasury
The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) welcomed today’s announcement from the Obama Administration that it will soon begin accepting applications for the renewable energy grants enacted by Congress in the economic recovery package earlier this year. More...
AWEA CEO Bode on Renewable Energy Grants
AWEA CEO Denise Bode Welcomes Treasury Dept. Action to Get Renewable Grant Funds Flowing
The Treasury Department today announced procedures for the renewable energy grants, a step that will help wind developers get new projects started.
20% Wind Report Card
20% Wind Report Card: B Overall, Transmission Lags at C-
The U.S. gets a solid “B” for its 2008 progress toward reaching 20% of electricity supply from wind energy by 2030, but could be “at the high-water mark” for wind without a strong and immediate national policy commitment to renewable energy, the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) said today:More...
AWEA Statement on Climate Legislation
AWEA Statement on House Passage of Energy and Climate Legislation
Today, as the U.S. House of Representatives passed the American Clean Energy and Security Act by a vote of 219-212, the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) released the following statement from AWEA CEO Denise Bode: More...
RES TV Spot
TV Spot: Support the American Worker, RES
Gamesa’s Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania facility and Cardinal Fastener’s Bedford Heights, Ohio facility are featured in this piece.
The AWEA2009 Sponsorship Program offers high visibility packages through a variety of marketing and advertising opportunities at the many AWEA conferences and events. The program uses our own well attended events as mediums for your company to focus directly on your target audience, the customer. More...
The wind energy industry seeks a national 25% renewable electricity by 2025 standard. This policy would provide a long-term commitment to renewable energy in the U.S., giving businesses the certainty they need to invest in new wind energy manufacturing facilities, and to expand current ones - creating tens of thousands of new American jobs. This long-term policy would also put the U.S. on a path to achieving the significant carbon dioxide emission reductions desperately needed to protect the health of our planet. Please contact your Senators and Representative to express your support for a national RES and to ask them to co-sponsor the leading RES proposals.
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