We don't believe wind is the sole answer to our energy needs, but we believe wind plays a larger role that it does today.

Steve Stengel

Energy Conservation

Energy conservation is the idealistic or economic practice of reducing the use of energy. This is done in two ways:

On a larger scale, energy conservation is an element of energy policy. The need to increase the available supply of energy (for example, through the creation of new power plants, or by the importation of more energy) is lessened if societal demand for energy can be reduced, or if growth in demand can be slowed. This makes energy conservation an important part of the debates over climate change and the replacement of non-renewable resources with renewable energy. Encouraging energy conservation among consumers is often advocated as a cheaper or more environmentally sensitive alternative to increased energy production.