Background Since the first National Energy Act, tax credits have been the mechanism used in the United States to … Read more

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In late October I took a brief trip to Wyoming, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota to visit some of the … Read more

Whitewater Wash San Gorgonio

L’industrie éolienne aux Etats-Unis est aujourd’hui en pleine ébullition. En termes de puissance installée, le développement est comparable a celui que l’on a connu en 1985. Paul Gipe, en expert engagé, décrit la situation avec un enthousiasme modéré : dopée par les crédits d’impôts puis menacée par leur suppression, cette envolée risque de tourner court.

An edited version of this article appeared in the Summer 1999 (Vol. 12, No. 3) edition of WindStats. For access … Read more

An edited version of this article appeared in the February 1999 issue of New Energy and in French in the … Read more

The World Renewable Energy Congress hailed long-time wind energy advocate Paul Gipe as a “pioneer in renewable energy” at its … Read more

2015 Windmill Wildflower hike across Cameron Ridge in the Tehachapi Pass.

The text of this guide was written for attendees of Windpower 98 conference in Bakersfield, California. I updated the material … Read more

Today Paul Gipe submitted his candidates biography to the American Wind Energy Association for re-election to AWEA’s board of directors. … Read more

Souvenir photo from 2015 hike on the PCT across Cameron Ridge in the Tehachapi Pass.

The following appeared in an edited version in an 1998 edition of Windpower Monthly Four busses chocked full of windpower … Read more