Comments on: How to get into wind-power field? http://solarpowerforhomesonline.com/574 News and reviews of solar power products Thu, 06 Aug 2009 09:16:20 -0500 hourly 1 By: paul http://solarpowerforhomesonline.com/574#comment-1123 paul Fri, 30 Jan 2009 19:14:59 +0000 http://solarpowerforhomesonline.com/574#comment-1123 I assume you googled for power companies that have wind machines. So contact their personnel department and see what they have to offer. The google wind machine manufactures, contact them. Consider returning to college to study wind turbines. You didn't say what your degree was in but if you go into an MA program you will be in the forefront of machine development and will have contacts in industry and management. If you primary interest is maintaining them, you should find companies that do that and see if they need a trainee. There is more than one wind farm in the US and there are many small operators. I assume you googled for power companies that have wind machines. So contact their personnel department and see what they have to offer.

The google wind machine manufactures, contact them.

Consider returning to college to study wind turbines. You didn't say what your degree was in but if you go into an MA program you will be in the forefront of machine development and will have contacts in industry and management.

If you primary interest is maintaining them, you should find companies that do that and see if they need a trainee.

There is more than one wind farm in the US and there are many small operators.

]]> By: RevKev http://solarpowerforhomesonline.com/574#comment-1122 RevKev Thu, 29 Jan 2009 17:35:10 +0000 http://solarpowerforhomesonline.com/574#comment-1122 Sorry, but bad choice. We really have only one major wind farm in the US, and while at times it can generate a respectable amount of electricity, it is a highly unreliable source of energy. Other technologies, such as solar power or more promising. Of course the best source of energy we have is nuclear. This will be the future, like it or not. Sorry, but bad choice. We really have only one major wind farm in the US, and while at times it can generate a respectable amount of electricity, it is a highly unreliable source of energy. Other technologies, such as solar power or more promising. Of course the best source of energy we have is nuclear. This will be the future, like it or not.

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