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Below are stories about research efforts featured by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Wind Energy Technologies Office.
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More accurate evaluation of long-term wind speed variability and wind plant energy production could drive greater investment and lower energy costs.
U.S., Canadian, and Mexican collaboration on a new model helps industry plan an economically competitive and reliable long-term cross-border grid.
A study from LBNL finds that the market value of offshore wind generally exceeds that of land-based wind in the region.
A new study by Sandia National Laboratories looks at the feasibility for deep-water offshore installations of a less-common wind turbine design.
NREL researchers received a four-year extension of IEA research that will advance the overall accuracy of offshore wind computer modeling tools.
Wind power capacity in the United States continued to experience strong growth in 2017.
Wind generation can create exciting opportunities and interesting challenges when integrating large quantities of energy into the electric grid.
Investment in U.S. wind energy has averaged nearly $13.6 billion annually since 2006, totaling more than $140 billion.
A recent Pacific Northwest National Laboratory report is the first of its kind to benchmark costs for small wind projects installed in the U.S.
A study led by LBNL provides unprecedented insight into the attitudes of Americans who live near U.S. wind turbines.