Alaska Wind Turbine & Rooftop Wind Power

Jack DeLaney Urbanite

Alaska Wind Turbine and Rooftop Wind Power offers opportunities for long-term, steady income from harvesting wind ― THE new cash crop ― through development of commercial scale wind energy projects for building and landowners. Alaska Wind Turbine, a reliable and trusted resource, makes it easy for property owners to profit from renewable energy with minimal investment, and improves the quality and productivity of their land by helping them generate predictable income in metro, urban and rural communities today and for future generations.

Owners who have acreage and or buildings are encouraged to apply. We provide rooftop, pole and platform mounted solutions that will work with almost any property.

Good properties include Farms, Industrial facilities, warehouses and malls to name a few. Any large building or high rise would be a perfect fit.

How can communities benefit?

Wind project development can create jobs, additional tax base and additional revenue sources, benefiting all communities involved. Alaska Wind Turbine is committed to rural development by providing the knowledge and resources necessary to make sustainable, renewable energy plans a reality.

Are all locations suitable for wind energy projects?

Not all locations provide an economically feasible opportunity to produce wind energy. In addition to the amount and quality of the wind resources in a location, local permitting, interconnection and utility relationships all come into play.

Developing a wind energy project requires a significant commitment of time, knowledge and resources, and as a result, some projects won’t be feasible.

What do you need to help make your project a success?

A strong wind regime - generally exceeding 15 mph measured at 50 meters.
State, county and other local governmental and environmental approvals.
An experienced wind developer or wind energy consultant (Alaska Wind Turbine for example).
A long term Power Purchase Agreement with a creditworthy cooperative or utility.
An accessible location near a distribution or transmission line and approval to connect to it at a known cost.
Ideally, at least 250 acres available for a long-term lease.

Do you have land to lease?

If your land is located in an area with a strong wind regime and you are interested in working with a leader known for integrity and stability, please review and submit the Land Owner Lease Inquiry