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Wind Power Update
This item is part of the Special Issue - 2019-06 - US Wind Power, click here for more
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This paper will explore the recent growth of the U.S. onshore wind-power fleet that is under development, the latest turbines currently being deployed, a few sample projects, and the next generation of on-shore turbines.
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