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Idaho Wind PowerWind Power DevelopmentIdaho ranks 13th in the nation for its wind power development potential. Select areas of Idaho are highly suitable for wind development projects. Several determining factors establish an area as suitable for development. These factors may include; average wind speed, elevation, location, and proximity to electrical transmission lines. Large commercial wind opportunities, as well as small-scale projects powering homes and businesses, are viable options for people interested in harnessing the power of Idaho's wind. Contact the Idaho Energy Division Wind Development Team to find out how wind development can fit your needs. Anemometer ProgramConsultants, Developers, Technical ResourcesEventsFAQsFinancingLinksMapsNewsWind Power PotentialPublicationsIdaho Wind Power Working Group |
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