U.S. Wind Farming Selects First 15 Sites for Wind Turbine Installations; First Year Revenues Expected to Top $12 Million

Aug 10 - Business Wire

U.S. Wind Farming (Pink Sheets:USWF), America's only publicly traded wind farming company, has selected its first 15 agricultural sites to install the 1.5 MW (mega watt) and 2.5 MW GE (NYSE:GE) Wind Turbines. GE Wind Energy, Vaisala Group and Rosendin Electric will be commissioned to evaluate these sites for renewable energy development. USWF is anticipating that these sites will produce in excess of 225-MW of power with over $12 million in revenues during the upcoming year.

The company is currently working in concert with the Department of Agriculture and the Department of Energy to orchestrate the implementation of Agricultural Renewable Energy Cooperatives nationwide. These cooperatives help to remove America's dependence on foreign energy while, at the same time, provide a cost-effective renewable energy source, create jobs and clean up the nation's environment.

U.S. Wind Farming Inc. is an emerging public renewable energy developer and operator forming Renewable Energy co-ops on a foundation of small clusters of large state-of-the-art General Electric wind turbines (1.5 MW and 2.5 MW) utilizing unique GE technology for long, reliable performance, variable speed control and independent blade pitch for reduced loads and cost-effective operation, and unique Wind Volt-Amp-Reactive ("WindVAR") electronics for local grid support and improved transmission efficiencies.

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