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Wind Powering America’s State Wind Working Groups

This document outlines the objectives and initiatives of Ohio's Wind Working Groups as part of the Wind Powering America's program. It aims to involve various stakeholders, including utility planners, regulators, and community leaders, in promoting wind energy. Key activities include educational outreach, workshops, and targeted analyses to address issues and benefits of wind energy. The ultimate goal is to foster collaboration and awareness among stakeholders for a sustainable wind energy future in Ohio.

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Wind Powering America’s State Wind Working Groups

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  1. Wind Powering America’s State Wind Working Groups Larry Flowers, NREL February 2008

  2. Note about Ohio.

  3. Wind Stakeholders

  4. Wind Stakeholders • Utility planners/operators/execs • Utility regulators • State government (administrative and legislative: energy, air, water, ED, wildlife) • County officials • Regional entities • Federal regulatory agencies • Federal facilities managers • Native Americans • State and national Ag organizations • Landowners • Rate payers (residential, commercial, industrial) • Advocates • Wind industry • Educational institutions (K-12, university) • Communities

  5. State Maturity Index

  6. Principal Wind Working Group Objectives • Examine the issues and benefits • Educate stakeholders • Outreach to key sectors • Be a state resource on wind energy

  7. Topical briefings/workshops Town meetings Stakeholder targeted presentations/exhibits State wind conference Topical working groups Targeted analyses Wind tours State wind website Newsletter Farm Bill technical assistance Model ordinances Topical webcasts State lands assessment Resource data archive Science Fairs State Fair exhibit & workshops Earth Day events Regional network WPA/AWEA meetings Host NWCC/UWIG meetings Response to misinformation Possible WWG Activities

  8. Carpe Ventem www.windpoweringamerica.gov

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