Below are stories about siting featured by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Wind Energy Technologies Office.
The Energy Department today released a report which confirms that adding even limited electricity transmission can significantly reduce the costs...
Building energy infrastructure that keeps wildlife safe is a key concern at the U.S. Department of Energy, which is why we have funded six teams to...
The Energy Department today released a first-of-its-kind assessment of the potential future growth of distributed wind energy in the United States...
A long-term acoustic survey of bat activity at remote islands, offshore structures, and coastal site...
Offshore wind farms along state and federal shores have the technical potential to provide more than 2,000 gigawatts of capacity. Developing just 1...
April 17 is National Bat Appreciation Day. Bats are amazing and helpful creatures, which is why DOE is serious about finding ways to keep them safe.
While wind energy presents many benefits, spinning wind turbines can interfere with weather, air traffic control, and air surveillance radar...
The Energy Department today released a new report showing strong progress for the U.S. offshore wind market—including the start of construction of...
A DOE study demonstrates that wind power forecasts can be improved substantially using data collected from tall towers, remote sensors, and other...
EERE's Wind Program announced $2 million in funding to advance technologies that address wind development’s potential impacts on wildlife.
EERE's Wind Program announced a Notice of Intent to issue a funding opportunity entitled "Wind Energy Bat Impact Minimization Technologies and...
The TSPEAR toolkit supports energy developers that wish to design, analyze, track the progress of wind energy projects. Initially designed to...
DOE's Argonne National Laboratory developed a spatially explicit individual-based model for examining the cumulative impacts of wind energy...
