Complimentary copies of the 560-page tome are reaching the first group of colleagues and reviewers in Canada, the USA, and Europe. Copies have also reached Publisher’s Weekly and the Library of Congress.
Additional complimentary copies will be shipped later in December. Copies should arrive sometime early in the new year.
Topics in Wind Energy for the Rest of Us
- VAWTs & DAWTs
- Large Turbines
- Small Turbines
- Silent Wind Revolution
- Grid Integration
- Off-the-Grid
- Waterpumping
- Environmental Benefits
- Aesthetic Design
- Installation
- Dismantlement
- Electricity Rebels
- EV Charging
- North America’s Challenge
- Ethical Energy Policy
- Power to the People
“No one knows more about the promise and pitfalls of wind power than Paul Gipe. With stunning photographs, accessible writing, and an eye for fakery and hypocrisy, he has produced one of the finest books on wind power available. Truly a masterwork. We owe him a great debt as we take the first steps toward a more sustainable energy future.”
—Martin J. Pasqualetti, Professor in the School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning, Arizona State University and author of The Renewable Energy Landscape
Gipe, Paul. Wind Energy for the Rest of Us: A Comprehensive Guide to Wind Power and How to Use It. Bakersfield, California: wind-works.org, 2016. 560 pages. ISBN: 978-0-9974518-1-8.
8 x 10 x 1 inch
2.9 lbs (1.3 kg)
428 Illustrations
118 Tables
Bibliographic references and index
Library of Congress Control Number: 2016912305
621.31’2136—dc22
Retail price: $65 USD
