Documents

Community Wind: An Oregon Guidebook

The Oregon Energy Trust, in collaboration with NW SEED, developed a Community Wind guidebook in 2006. This 106-page book introduces the basic concepts behind community wind development and is available on the Energy Trust of Oregon web site.

USDA Farm Bill Winners

Winners of the USDA Farm Bill for uses with wind power, 2004-2006

 

Wind Energy Easement and Lease Bibliography

This document lists a variety of useful resources related to wind energy lease and easement agreements. We will regularly update this document when we find new resources.

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Wind Energy Land Agreements: Best Practices and Policy Recomendations

The Wind Easement Workgroup developed a list of recommended policies and practices for facilitating orderly and sustainable wind energy development. These policies are designed to protect landowners, enhance economic development opportunities in wind energy, and broaden access to wind energy market information.

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Compensation Packages for Wind Energy Land Agreements

This short paper summarizes published information about compensation packages for landowners and discusses the factors that seem to drive compensation levels. It also highlights several more detailed stories about land agreements for specific projects around the country.

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Wind Energy Easement and Lease Agreement Guidelines

This expanded document covers wind energy land leases as well as wind energy easements and features updated information on provisions, recommendations, and items to watch out for.

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Leases and Easements Project Summary

This is a summary of Windustry's Leases and Easements Project. Click on the link below to read the summary.

Electricity from the Wind: What Landowners Should Know

This article from the Wind Powering America program is designed to assist in agricultural outreach efforts. The article gives a quick run down of things landowners should consider before entering into a lease or easement agreement with a wind developer.

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