James G. P. Dehlsen

Worldwatch Institute operates as an environmental research organization. The non-profit company is based in Washington.

Enron Wind Corp. builds and operates wind power stations. The company is based in Tehachapi, CA. The company was founded by James G. P. Dehlsen, Michael D. Cutbirth. Enron Wind was acquired by Enron Corp. on January 06, 1997.

Next Energy Technologies, Inc. specializes in sustainable technology for buildings. Next Energy Technologies is based in Santa Barbara, CA. The company's focus is on creating beautiful windows that can power buildings and contribute to a net-zero energy output. The company was founded by Daniel Emmett, Corey Hoven, and Arnold Tamayo and is currently led by CEO Brenton Taylor.

The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) is a national trade association representing the wind industry, which is the largest source of renewable energy in the United States. AWEA has 1,000 member companies and represents 120,000 jobs in the economy, with a nationwide workforce located across all 50 states. The non-profit company is based in Washington, and the CEO of the company is Tom Kiernan. The organization serves as a powerful voice for how wind works for its members, including leaders in wind power and energy development, turbine manufacturing, and component and service suppliers. AWEA hosts the Western Hemisphere's largest wind energy event, the AWEA Windpower Conference & Exhibition, which will be held in June 2021. The conference will be housed within CleanPower, the new exhibition hub for utility-scale renewable energy, bringing together wind power, solar power, and energy storage industries.

Clipper Windpower LLC provides wind turbine components and services. It offers precision manufacturing, spare parts and services. The company was founded in 2006 and is headquartered in Cedar Rapids, IA.

Clipper Windpower Holdings Ltd. engaged in turbine manufacturing and project development and also develops wind energy technology. Its projects include Criterion, Endeavor I, Flying Cloud Intrepid Medicine Bow, Silver Star I and Victory I. The company had two divisions, namely, Wind Project Development and Turbine Technology & Manufacturing. The Wind Project Development division engaged in the activities associated with developing wind energy facilities, including identifying and acquiring rights to potential wind sites, engineering, construction, project financing, project management and ownership. The Turbine Technology & Manufacturing division provides designing, engineering, manufacturing and the sale and servicing of wind turbines. The company was founded by James G. P. Dehlsen and James Brenton Dehlsen in 2001 and was headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.