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Wind Energy Today: A Look at Wind Energy Projects Around the World

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With around 239 GW of wind power installed last year globally, the renewable resource is continuing to rise thanks to government incentives and environmental concerns. Read more »

An off the cuff story from co-founder Andy Kruse Read more »

An inside look to our Dealer Training course Read more »

An inside look of our Dealer Training Course

With the sun shining high against a cloudless blue sky Wednesday, the students of Southwest Windpower's Dealer Training class were energized and eager to combine classroom knowledge with hands-on experience. Trenching in snow and mud, Ross Taylor, training manager, lead the class off-campus to disassemble and re-assemble an existing Southwest Windpower Skystream 3.7™ installation at a local site. Read more »

An inside look of our Dealer Training Course Read more »

An inside look of our Dealer Training Course

Southwest Windpower offers a Training and Service School course, which is fully accredited to the International ISPQ standard by the Interstate Renewable Energy Council (IREC). The latest course offering is being held this week, March 19-23 at our Flagstaff, Ariz. Training Center. Dealers who attend all five days of the training are issued a completion certificate certifying they are an authorized Southwest Windpower dealer. Read more »

Prof. Paul Wessels, owner of Southwest Windpower’s Whisper 200 (1 KW) and Whisper 500 (3.2 KW) wind turbines, provided the Company his complete system metrics. The two turbines are components of a larger hybrid system that is completed with solar and diesel. Read more »

A 19TH CENTURY HOME MEETS 21ST CENTURY TECHNOLOGY   Read more »

THE ART OF DEAL MAKING

Southwest Windpower was founded in a garage back in 1987 by David Calley and Andy Kruse; a garage that Bo Culton used to call home. It could be irony, coincidence or serendipity—either way, Culton is a tried and true wind person. Read more »