The South Dakota Wind Energy Association is seeking public comments regarding the future of wind energy in the state at a series of upcoming public meetings in Freeman, Clear Lake, and Murdo, South Dakota.

Spearfish, SD

An Alternative Energy and Conversation Workshop will be sponsored by Lawrence County, Butte County, Elk Creek Conservation Districts, the Crook County Natural Resource District and the Black Hills Resource Conservation and Development Association.

Murdo, SD

In order to generate public input about the current and future considerations of wind development, the South Dakota Wind Energy Association (SDWEA) will hold public meetings throughout the state.

Clear Lake, SD

In order to generate public input about the current and future considerations of wind development, the South Dakota Wind Energy Association (SDWEA) will hold public meetings throughout the state.

Freeman, SD

In order to generate public input about the current and future considerations of wind development, the South Dakota Wind Energy Association (SDWEA) will hold public meetings throughout the state.

South Dakota Wind Energy Association supports the development of wind energy as a sustainable economic and environmentally friendly resource for the State of South Dakota.

The South Dakota Wind Energy Association (SDWEA) elected a Board of Directors, named an Executive Director and set goals for 2009 at its first official meeting on January 13.

Through our telephone and e-mail information lines, we often get inquiries about investing in wind energy.  This news item will be of particular interest to South Dakota residents because it involves an

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission will host an interconnection workshop March 18-19, 2008, in Pierre. The workshop will be held at the Kings Inn Hotel and Conference Center, 110 E. Sioux Ave. This will be the first of several workshops designed to develop a statewide best practices model for connecting small generating facilities to the electric grid.

You can help bring wind energy to South Dakota and your community!

South Dakota has an amazing wind resource. In fact, South Dakota has the potential to produce more than one trillion kWh of electricity every year--that's enough to power almost a quarter of the entire country!