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Community BENEFITS OF COMMUNITY WIND POWER

Community Wind Power Basics

:: Benefits of Community Wind

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Benefits of Community Wind Power

Benefits include the following:

Lower energy costs: In case study after case study, the average cost of power over the lifetime of a wind turbine is dramatically lower than that of traditional sources of power. Click here for more information.
Energy independence: By producing their own power at the source, people can take control of their own energy future and therefore better manage their future power costs. Click here for more information.
Stable cost of power: If you can predict the cost of your electricity for the next 20 years or more, you have brought great value to an entity with tight or fixed budgets. Click here for more information.
Marketing benefits and greater foot traffic for retailers: Having a turbine at your business is a visible indication of your company’s values. Many retailers have seen increased foot traffic from customers who want to support green values and energy independence. Click here for more information.
Local jobs in a “green” economy: Bringing community wind power to an ideal setting requires local engineers and contractors, as well as the service sector that can support them. Click here for more information.