The Independent Energy Quarterly
is published by Northwest Sustainable Energy for Economic
Development (Northwest SEED) on a quarterly basis and available
in electronic format.
Current Edition
Celebrating Energy Independence & Cooperatives
As we announced in January, 2004 is Northwest
SEED’s Year of Energy Independence. In this edition
we mark the summer season of the year with our Co-op Edition
of the IEQ. Regional communities are working together to make
investments in energy independence through "the power
of cooperation," in ways that all Americans can celebrate.
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Past Editions
2004:
The Year of Energy Independence
Northwest SEED Helps
Grow Rural Prosperity
The
idea of energy security has enjoyed inconsistent popularity
over the last twenty years, and has only recently reemerged
as a priority in the political arena. Lawmakers and community
leaders are now more seriously seeking to reduce our dependence
on foreign fuel supplies and to tap into our vast domestic
resources of renewable energy. While the goal of energy independence
is not new, this issue is taking center stage in 2004, making
this year a critical turning point in our nation’s history.
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Breaking Ground: First Edition
As
more farmers realize the economic benefits of producing home
grown energy, wind turbines are once again becoming common
place in the wheat fields and range land of America. Northwest
SEED and its partners are helping rural landowners lead an
energy independence renaissance through “Our Wind Co-op,”
providing the spark needed to get ideas and projects up and
going.
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