Great Lakes Wind Collaborative

Overview

There are major challenges involved in developing wind energy resources in the Great Lakes region. On shore wind development is beginning to expand at a rapid pace and plans for off shore wind deployment in the Lakes are proceeding. Siting, permitting and a host of other issues are at the forefront. The Great Lakes Wind Collaborative (GLWC) is a group established to build consensus and identify and address issues affecting the planning, development, and operation of wind power facilities in the Great Lakes region. The group provides a forum for dialogue and an opportunity for analysis and exchange of information among key stakeholders to facilitate sustainable wind power development in the region. The GLWC reaches across sectors and disciplines to identify and address the technical, environmental, regulatory, educational and financial issues related to the deployment of wind energy resources. Members include representatives from a broad spectrum of interests throughout the Great Lakes region.

GLIN: Renewable Energy in the Great Lakes Region

News Briefs

Wisconsin, Michigan issue reports on off-shore wind power
GLC News Briefs, October 21, 2008

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