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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How many wind catchers are there in a North Country Wind Bell?

  Each of our North Country wind bells comes with your choice of over 40 different wind catchers, and you can chose one, two, or three tone tunings Listen to each of our North Country Wind Bells by clicking it’s link or picture.

• Where is the largest wind farm in the United States?

  The U.S. has the largest capacity for wind energy in the world, and has developed wind farms in the Midwest (where wind turbines share space with agricultural fields), deserts, and foothills. The largest wind farm in the U.S. is the Alta Wind Energy Center in Kern County, California.

• Do you need an engineer to build a wind farm?

  An engineer can recommend suitable equipment and turbine placement based on your site, finances, and energy goals. If you’re planning a commercial-scale wind farm, you need a way to deliver energy to wholesale or retail customers.

• Is the wind farm in Gratiot County a wind farm?

  Not so with the wind farm we own and operate in Gratiot County. The $260 million Gratiot Farms Wind Project creates a new source of clean, renewable energy from the wind that blows across our state. This protects the environment while bolstering Michigan’s economy and creating jobs.

• Can a wind zone 1 home be installed in a wind zone?

  However, a Wind Zone I home cannot be installed in either a Wind Zone II or III area. Wind loads (lateral) must be resisted by the home. The home must be capable of transferring these imposed lateral loads to the home’s stabilizing devices without exceeding the allowable stresses and other deflection requirements.