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Overview (PDF)

GLWC 2nd Annual Meeting

GLWC Charter (PDF)

GLWC Workplan (PDF)

External Outreach

Steering Committee Roster (PDF)

Advisory Committee Roster (PDF)

Steering/Advisory Committees Business Page (password protected)

Workgroups (wiki)

GLWC Quarterly Updates

Great Lakes Wind Bibliography Wiki

GLWC 1st Annual Meeting Archive

Wind Calendar of Events

Related Links

Questions

Comments or questions about the Great Lakes Wind Collaborative? Contact John Hummer at jhummer@glc.org

Great Lakes Wind Collaborative

The Great Lakes Wind Collaborative (GLWC) is a multi-sector coalition of wind energy stakeholders working to facilitate the sustainable development of wind power in the binational Great Lakes region.

News Briefs

Crank up conversation about wind power
Erie Times-News (6/10)
As Erie municipalities prepare to regulate wind power, it's time for a community conversation on renewable energy.

New York inches closer to offshore wind farm
Reuters (7/1)
New York is gauging interest in building a wind farm 13 miles off the New York city coast that could end up being the largest such project in the United States. New York's state power authority said it had also selected five firms to study the possibility of building an offshore wind farm on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario in western New York.

'Women of Wind Energy' Michigan chapter forming
WWJ Newsradio 950 (6/28)
A new wind energy trade group was born late Saturday afternoon at the Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association's Michigan Energy Fair.

State's wind energy biz gets big lift: $100 million GE investment key to building supply chain
Crain's Detroit Business (6/28)
With General Electric Co. making a $100 million investment in Van Buren Township, MI, the region will have the largest wind turbine manufacturer in North America as a presence.

First offshore wind leases issued
The New York Times (6/23)
Kicking off what it called “a new day for energy production in the United States,” the Obama administration has issued five offshore exploration leases for wind energy production. Experts on offshore wind power say the first wind turbine development on the Great Lakes could be built within three years.

Ontario has 'come along very quickly' in terms of wind power
The Brantford Expositioner (6/22)
Prior to 2003, there was virtually no wind power generation in Ontario. Then a number of factors combined to motivate the construction of wind power. Chief among these was the government's commitment to stop using coal-fired generating plants.

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