Wind Farm Co-Ownership Opens Wind Energy to More Households

What if you want to move away from gas and oil, but rent, are about to move, or can’t afford solar panels? If your energy supplier has not already pledged to go green, you have few options. The co-ownership of wind farms engages and makes it practical for more homeowners and renters to buy wind-generated power. Co-ownership could also be used to support other large green energy projects and is currently being used by carshare companies. The first two wind farm projects generate 65,000 MWh of standard electricity and avoid the release of 34,000 metric tonnes of CO2 annually. Designated a Landmark case study in 2023.  https://toolsofchange.com/en/case-studies/detail/762/