Renewable Northwest Project's history and mission.
In 1994, a broad coalition of public-interest organizations and energy companies created the Renewable Northwest Project (RNP) to actively promote development of the region's untapped renewable resources. RNP has proven to be a forceful advocate for expanding solar, wind and geothermal energy in the Northwest.
The Renewable Northwest Project works for a clean energy future by:
* Working with local organizations and energy companies to get workable renewable projects in    the ground
* Actively promoting policies that support renewable energy development
* Encouraging utilities and customer groups to invest in new renewables
* Nurturing the development of a market for renewables.

Explore these pages to learn what's happening in solar, wind and other renewable energy technologies in Montana. You'll find the latest renewable energy news, information on planning and designing your own solar, wind and micro-hydro systems, activities for the classroom, updates on utility restructuring, and links to other useful sites.

Paris-Manila Technology Corporation (PAMATEC) is a French-Filipino S.E.C.-registered corporation specialized in electric power, power distribution and protection, rural electrification and renewable energy, with its head-office in Makati City, Philippines.

With Hubert d'Aboville at the helm, Pamatec represents in the Philippines several leading energy-related manufacturers from Europe, North America, Middle East and South-East Asia.

A free source of information on how to create your own homemade projects on solar, hydro, wind, tidal, geothermal or other green power. The site is designed to help and inspire hobby or starters with good easy to understand basic information about solar, wind, hydro electricity generating projects. It also allows you to communicate with others who are doing them same thing so you can avoid making those mistakes others make. And once you have the energy the best ways to use and store that energy, with batteries, electrolysis (hydrogen) and great low consumption products.

A free source of information on how to create your own homemade projects on solar, hydro, wind, tidal, geothermal or other green power. The site is designed to help and inspire hobby or starters with good easy to understand basic information about solar, wind, hydro electricity generating projects. It also allows you to communicate with others who are doing them same thing so you can avoid making those mistakes others make. And once you have the energy the best ways to use and store that energy, with batteries, electrolysis (hydrogen) and great low consumption products.

Green power is power that is easily renewable and often refers to solar and wind power. Both of these sources hold promise but each has its complications. To gain a good understanding of current green power basics, read this guide.

WindCurrent’s Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) are certified by Green-e.   We have supplied Renewable Energy Certificates to the country’s largest buyers of Green Power products, and we are helping LEED projects across America secure their Green Power points.