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October 3, 2011A new tool is available to help integrate wind and solar power into the electric grid by predicting the ranges in which power demand could increase or decrease in the immediate future.Integrated Energy Systems Office
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BulletinOctober 3, 2011To gain new insights into turbine wind wakes, the U.S. Department of Energy's Wind Program\Integrated Energy Systems Office
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October 3, 2011DOE's Argonne National Laboratory recently developed the prototype of a spatially explicit individual-based model for examining the cumulative impacts of wind energy development on populations and habitats of the greater sage grouse (Centrocercus uroph...Integrated Energy Systems Office
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BulletinOctober 3, 2011The Department of Energy launched a $6 million project with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and private partners to improve wind forecasting.Integrated Energy Systems Office
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October 3, 2011The U.S. Department of Energy announced that it will award $43 million over the next five years to 41 projects across 20 states to speed technical innovations, lower costs, and shorten the timeline for deploying offshore wind energy systems.Integrated Energy Systems Office
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September 8, 2011The $43 million dollars in offshore wind funding Secretary Chu announced today is part of a coordinated federal strategy.Energy.gov
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June 28, 2011Two Texas utility companies get recognized for their successful use of wind power.Energy.gov
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June 2, 2011Collaboration and communication resulted in an efficient EA process.Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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May 20, 2011New modeling tool developed for better understanding of floating platforms.Integrated Energy Systems Office
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May 20, 2011The Wind Technology Testing Center (WTTC) in Boston, Massachusetts, now offers a full suite of certification tests for turbine blades up to 90 m in length as the state-of-the-art facility opened May 18, 2011.Integrated Energy Systems Office