California Energy Commission Approves S-343 and E-3120 Turbines
Vancouver, BC July 26th 2010 - The California Energy Commission (CEC) has approved the Endurance S-343 5 Kw, and the E-3120 50 Kw turbines as eligible for state incentives. This follows the previous approval of the S-250 turbine. The California Energy Commission offers cash rebates on eligible grid-connected small wind and fuel cell renewable energy electric-generating systems through its Emerging Renewables Program (ERP). Small wind turbine systems of 50 Kw or less are eligible for the state incentives.
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Carmen, Oklahoma: Little Town Aims To Be Completely Energy Self Sufficient With The Help Of Endurance Wind Power.

Vancouver, BC July 22nd 2010 - Carmen, Oklahoma, a small town of approximately 400 people, is working at being the greenest little town in the state. Thanks to wind power. With a total of five turbines installed, the town will be one of the first proto-types of its kind, becoming self sufficient through the production of its own energy.
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Wind power, long used on farms for tasks such as pumping water, is finally moving to the big city. The renewable resource, which is being used to aerate ponds and generate electricity, is producing surprising savings, ROI, and opportunity for a wide range of city folk - from businesses like John Deere dealers; to cities like Montpelier, ID; to schools like Sault College in Ontario, Canada and Autry Technology Center in Enid, OK. (more…)

From an article by Danielle Begalke in The Country Today:

TOMAH - The story of how cranberry grower Fred Prehn came to own his first wind turbine begins in an unusual place.

His son, Fritz, a materials science major at UW-Madison, came up with the idea as the pair climbed Mount Aconcagua in South America.
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