AWEA can supply information on wind system manufacturers, and their Web site includes a database of wind power projects around the country. Current EWEA members include most of the major wind turbine manufacturers, research centers, and national wind energy trade associations. The overall programme is headed by an Executive Committee, where each participating country is represented, while each Task is managed by an Operating Agent, usually one of the Contracting Parties. For details, visit the Web site. The NWCC provides information on many aspects of wind energy, though primarily utility-scale applications.
Many publications are downloadable from their Web site.
NREL operates the NWTC and manages turbine research programs and applied research activities. The WRC conducts high priority activities with meteorological aspects of wind energy planning, development and use, and provides technical information on the Pacific Northwest region s wind resources and presents the results of studies to interested parties. As one of the DOE s National Laboratories, Sandia National Laboratory conducts applied research in numerous aspects of wind energy technologies. The U.S DOE funds research and development of advanced wind turbine technologies, and promotes the development of wind power for clean energy. Powering America Initiative is a commitment to dramatically increase the use of wind energy in the United States.