Here Enterprises Plans to Co-Locate Wind Farms in Sports Facilities to Increase Revenue

Here Enterprises, an upcoming renewable energy company, is looking forward to cash in on the anticipated increase in wind energy development. A recent report from the US energy department indicates that the USA will produce around 20% of its total power supply from wind energy sources by 2030.

Here Enterprises, in addition to developing wind farms, is also looking for opportunities to co-locate the wind farms in cooperation with commercial businesses thus looking forward to increase the amount cash flow from each such project. Currently, the company is engaged in developing a wind farm over a commercial property that has a motor race track visited by thousands of motor race lovers. The company estimates that such wind power generation facilities in remotely located sports and commercial recreational facilities will improve the revenue generation while allowing the use of clean energy.

Wind energy in the United States is growing at a hectic pace. The country, which had only 6 GW wind energy production in 2004 has come a long way to achieve 35 GW in 2009. Texas leads the other states in the USA with a production of over 9,400 MW wind energy. All over the world the United States stands next to Europe in wind energy installation and together both the countries make up nearly 81% of the world wide installations.