This publication was released by Farmer's Legal Action Group in August 2007. According to the FLAG website, "This book serves as a guide to the many legal issues faced by farmers and rural landowners who seek to develop wind energy projects.
http://www.eere.energy.gov/de/wind_power.html
Basic information about distributed wind integration and technology and current research that is ongoing to help wind become even more competitive.
http://www.newrules.org/dgtariff/
The Minnesota state legislature, recognizing that distributed generation will play an integral roll in our energy future required that a standardized set of rules, procedures, and technical criteria for interconnection of distributed generation within the state. To find out more about the ongoing process visit the site listed above which has links to distributed generation rule making and resource planning in other states as well.
http://www.uwig.org/distwind/default.htm
The Utility Wind Integration Group has developed online tools to aid distribution planning engineers in determining the technical impacts of commercial scale wind turbines that are connected to distribution feeders on power quality, fault current and line loading.
A Study of Wind Energy Development in Wisconsin, 2004
