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Small Wind Turbine Equipment Providers

The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) has compiled the following list of U.S. manufacturers and suppliers of wind turbines for use in residential, farm, and commercial/industrial applications. Many have Web sites or are accessible through E-mail links. Links are also provided to the company listings on the AWEA Industry Member Directory.

Commercially proven U.S. equipment providers*include:

Manufacturer Models (Rated Capacity)
Abundant Renewable Energy
www.abundantre.com
ARE110 (2.5KW), ARE442 (10KW)
Aerostar
www.aerostarwind.com
Aerostar 6 Meter (10KW)
AeroVironment
www.avinc.com
AVX-1000 (1kW system)
Bergey Windpower Co.
www.bergey.com
BWC XL.1 (1 kW),
BWC EXCEL (10 kW)
Energy Maintenance Service
www.energyms.com
E15 (35 kW or 65 kW)
Entegrity Wind Systems
www.entegritywind.com
EW50 (50 kW)
Gaia-Wind Ltd
www.gaia-wind.com
11kW
Mariah Power
www.mariahpower.com
Windspire (1.2 kW)
Northern Power
www.northernpower.com
NPS 100 (100 kW)
Proven Energy, Ltd.
www.provenenergy.co.uk
Proven 2.5 (2.5kW), Proven 6 (6kW), Proven 15 (15kW)
ReDriven Power, Inc.
www.redriven.net
2kW   5kW   10kW   20kW
Southwest Windpower Co.
www.windenergy.com
AIRX (400 W), Whisper 100
(900 W), Whisper 200 (1 kW), Whisper 500 (3 kW),
Skystream 3.7(1.8 KW)
Ventera Energy, Inc.
www.venteraenergy.com
VT10 (10kW)
Wind Energy Solutions Canada
www.windenergysolutions.ca
WES 5 Tulipo - (5 Metre Rotor Dia. - 2.5 kW), WES 18 - (18 Metre Rotor Dia. - 80 kW), WES 30 - (30 Metre Rotor Dia. - 250 kW)

Wind Turbine Industries Corp.
www.windturbine.net

23-10 Jacobs (10 kW),
31-20 Jacobs (20 kW)

*Certified or qualified by recognized agencies as meeting established standards and recommended business practices
(see http://www.powernaturally.com/Programs/Wind/qualified_wind.asp?i=8 and http://www.consumerenergycenter.org/cgi-bin/eligible_smallwind.cg ), and/or determined by AWEA's Small Wind Turbine Committee as commercially available with multiple publicly accessible operational installations in the U.S.

Abundant Renewable Energy
Aerostar, Inc

PO Box 52
Westport Point, MA 02791
Phone: (508) 636-5200
Fax: (503) 636-3192
E-mail: info@aerostarwind.com
Web: www.aerostarwind.com
Contact: Paul L. Gay

AEROSTAR wind turbines utilize induction generators allowing simple direct utility interconnection without the need for an inverter.  The two blade teetering rotor substantially reduces loads on the turbine and tower resulting in a smooth running, efficient and low cost system.  Although the turbine design goes back to the early 1980s, the design incorporates the latest advances in materials and technology.  Advances include variable generator excitation control which substantially improves energy capture at low wind speeds, aerodynamic rotor control to ensure safe operation and acoustic isolation of moving parts for extremely quiet operation.  All systems are available with a color touch screen display, data logging of wind speeds and turbine output and an Ethernet interface so you can monitor your turbine performance from anywhere in the world.

Bergey Windpower Company
Energy Maintenance Service, LLC
Entegrity Wind Systems
Gaia-Wind Ltd
Mariah Power
Proven Energy Ltd
ReDriven Power
 Southwest Windpower
Ventera Energy
 Wind Energy Solutions (WES) Canada

2952 Thompson Road,
Ontario, Canada
Phone: 905-957-8791
Fax: 905-957-8789

E-mail: k.baigent@windenergysolutions.ca
Web: www.windenergysolutions.ca
Contact: Ken Baigent

 Wind Turbine Industries Corporation

16801 Industrial Circle, SE
Prior Lake, MN 55372
Phone: (952) 447-6064
Fax: (952) 447-6050
E-mail: wtic@windturbine.net
Web: www.windturbine.net
President: Archie J. Pavek
Manager: Steve T. Turek

The exclusive manufacturer of the Jacobs® wind energy systems since 1986, the wind plants range in size from 10kW to 20kW, with rotor sizes ranging from 23 ft. (7 m) to 29 ft. (8.8 m). These systems can provide power for a broad range of applications, which include Grid Intertie (utility bill reduction) or Hybrid battery charging (remote battery charging). The Jacobs® wind energy systems have over 70 years of history providing clean, quality, reliable and efficient power in the USA and around the world.

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