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Permalink Reply by Eric Perkins on July 14, 2008 at 11:57am

Follow this URL- the big ones coming through the port of Corpus Christi and being trucked to the panhandle are Siemens.
http://energy.sourceguides.com/businesses/byP/wRP/lwindturbine/byB/...

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Permalink Reply by Brent Lakey on July 14, 2008 at 12:54pm

LM Glasfiber , a Danish company builds blades for windmills in their new Little Rock ,AR plant.
They just put out a notice to hire an additional 300 employees.
http://www.lmglasfiber.com/

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Permalink Reply by Lisa LUcas on August 5, 2008 at 8:53pm

Max,

LM Glasfiber just located a facility in Little Rock, AR. I believe that make blades, not just the turbines. You might want to consider them. They are not US owned but do have a US presence.

Lisa

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Permalink Reply by James Tracy on August 6, 2008 at 10:37am

I am looking for one man of vision, and knowledge. To be my partner in what I have found. And I have more than I am able to show. Please read my profile carefully, and watch the vids. contact me if you are the one!

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Permalink Reply by John M. Gorman Test Pilot on August 6, 2008 at 12:51pm

I have been invested in "GE" for some time. They are the biggest producer of wind turnbines in the U.S.. I believe if you want to invest you should keep your money here in the U.S.
For long term "GE" is looking good. GE is a well diversified company....everything from aerospace to light bulbs. Currently GE is under valued. If you look at their chart you will see this.
A new ETF is sold under the ticker "FAN". It is brand new and after its initial posting in June it should take hold and grow accordingly. Don't let the current market conditions keep you from looking at these investment venue's. Good Luck!

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Permalink Reply by Max Johnson on August 6, 2008 at 8:38pm

Thanks I am sure that is good advise. I am just afraid there alt. energy busniess will be far over shawdowed by all there othe busness. Fan is probably a good alt. thanks

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Permalink Reply by Patrick O'Keefe on January 21, 2009 at 11:11am

TPI composites makes blades. They were yacht builder that went into joint venture with Mitsubishi called Vientek in Juarez, Mexico just across the border from El Paso, TX. They are opening a new facility in Iowa to produce GE blades. Their office is in Scotsdale, AZ and Rhode Island.

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Permalink Reply by J. Brown on February 1, 2009 at 8:11am

Before you decide to invest in public companies, consider the Pickens/Buffett model - private control produces better results. The problem for people without billions is how to invest without the wall street overhead & corruption.
Perhaps someone in this forum could help us work with a different model, where small investors could more directly support small greeen businesses run by honest, responsible people who were not involved in the current collapse.

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Permalink Reply by South Dakota Wind Energy on February 1, 2009 at 12:47pm

Mark,

Please review my PP page as well as my website www.SDWE.org Within the PP and website, I outline a project to develope wind turbines and towers and blades.

Please review the concept, to see if there is merit to such a large scale project.

Many of the Pickens Plan people have offered to assist in such a project, getting close to enough in various aspects to put together a REAL PLAN.

Thank You,

Monty and Debbie

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Permalink Reply by Al Davis, MD on February 1, 2009 at 2:46pm

Here's a link for resources related to geothermal energy companies. There may be a few investing opportunities there.
http://www.ormat.com/businesses.php?did=29

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Permalink Reply by J. VanDiver on March 26, 2009 at 9:11am

MAx- Take a look at the post that was just placed on the VAWT - there is a link to a tory and a link to an overview of the turbines. See if you have interest to visit with Adam Fuller at Majectic Trubines in Wisconsin.

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Permalink Reply by Arno Lundin on May 1, 2009 at 12:54pm

Bio refinery zero pollution creates raw materials for the pharmaceutical, petro chemical, paper, and bio plastics industies. Up running and able to sample touch see

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