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This guide lays out a general process, but also provides examples of details and technical information, as well as educational, financial, and technical resources available to schools. Readers need to be aware, however, that the renewable energy landscape is evolving rapidly and the resources noted in this guide will also change. The guide’s emphasis,...
The purpose of this report is to perform an in-depth review of the literature related to wind integration, especially in systems with hydropower.
This fact sheet will help you determine whether a small hydropower system will work for your power needs and whether your location is right for hydropower technology. It will also explain the basic system components, the need for permits and water rights, and how you might be able to sell the excess electricity you generate.
As part of a series called Farming the Wind: Identifying Best Bet Locations for Wind Turbines maps were produced for each county in West Central Minnesota. Rules of thumb include: High elevation; Relatively unobstructed fetch conditions; Close proximity to existing transmission lines and substations to facilitate connection to grid OR proximity to...
The Minnesota Renewable Hydrogen Initiative’s roadmap process included an assessment of renewable hydrogen within the larger context of clean energy technologies and identified an array of energy technology research and development opportunities that build on Minnesota strengths and will strategically contribute to achieving the state’s clean energy...
Prepared by Headwaters Regional Development Commission, this report explores opportunities to utilize natural resources to generate bioenergy in the Headwaters Region.
By the University of Minnesota’s Central Regional Sustainable Development Partnership. This guide offers a path for local landowners to earn additional income while helping diminish adverse effects of global climate change through implementation of carbon sequestration and other stackable incentives.
Factsheet introducing the Metro Clean Energy Resource Team (CERT), the resources they provide, and how communities can get involved.
Two-page fact sheet covering the basics about CERTs.
Factsheet introducing the GreenStep Cities Program. Covers the mission, program structure, best practices, key resources, and recognition.
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