Muncy, Texas - An opportunity for wind industry professionals to meet and network with local land and business owners in the Texas panhandle. We are offering the opportunity for wind developers, consultants, transmission service providers, manufacturers, etc. to set up a booth free of charge. The event will be free and open to the public.

Dallas, TX - Develop a successful & cost effective O&M strategy to ensure you dramatically reduce turbine downtime and boost your wind farm's power production.

Dallas, TX - Each year AWEA hosts the WINDPOWER Conference & Exhibition, which gathers the thought leaders of the wind industry to discuss opportunities for the expansion of this market, how to strengthen the economy with wind technology, and how to established long-term policy support for wind energy integration in the U.S. WINDPOWER is the premier annual wind energy conference and exhibition in the world, and is an exciting and dynamic conference that has the potential to provide business leads your company needs to break into this fast growing wind market, or to further grow with it.

Austin, TX - Texas is the leading producer of wind energy among all 50 states, with solar development about to take off, and geothermal prospecting in the early stages. Now in its fifth year, the Institute expands beyond wind energy to include solar and other renewable development.

Floyd County, TX - The Caprock Plains Wind Energy Association (CPWEA) will host a free and public symposium at the Floyd County Friends Unity Center, US Hwy 70 & TX Farm Rd 786, between Floydada and Lockney.

Dallas, TX

Hear from the contractors that are providing O&M services to onshore wind farms and learn from the experience skills and service the oil and gas industry has developed in order to tackle offshore O&M.

This article reprint from Tierra Grande, April 2008, presents an overview of many issues regarding leasing your land to a wind developer. Topics covered include wind data, tax credits, royalties, severance clauses, surface rights and a host of other considerations.

http://www.wtamu.edu/research/aei/

http://www.infinitepower.org/

http://www.awea.org/smallwind/texas.html