12 American Companies Will Help Expand Distributed Wind Across the Rural United States

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Twelve American Companies Will Help Expand Distributed Wind Across the Rural United States

Companies Will Work To Boost Clean Energy Options for Farmers, Small Business Owners, and Electric Co-Ops With U.S. Department of Energy Competitiveness Improvement Project Funding

“DOE is working to ensure that farmers, rural small businesses, and electric cooperatives have more options for affordable, safe, and reliable clean energy systems,” said Jeff Marootian, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. “These investments in projects to expand rural distributed wind will also support U.S. energy independence, a cornerstone of the Biden-Harris Administration’s clean energy goals.

Selected companies will receive cost-shared subcontracts and technical support from NREL. The 2024 selections include both former CIP awardees and several that are new to the program—including the manufacturer of a 1-megawatt wind turbine, which is the largest turbine that can qualify for CIP funding, as well as a vertical-axis wind turbine manufacturer and an Alaska-based developer.

 

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