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Resources for Landowners
Interested in developing your land for wind energy? The first step is to evaluate the wind potential of your site. Look over the maps and information at our Future Potential page to gauge your land's capacity for utility or small-scale development.
If you want to install a small wind system (typically <40 kW), consult the Interstate Renewable Energy Council's page on Small Wind Energy for examples, including grid interconnection and technical details, information on financial incentives, and a list of contacts for further support. A Pennsylvania-specific guide to small wind systems, published by the U.S. Department of Energy, is also available for download from our site: Small Wind Electric Systems (PDF 1.4 MB)
For further information on financial incentives for wind development in Pennsylvania:
