Wind Energy
Design & Developemnt
No state is better prepared than Michigan to support advancements in wind energy technologies. Consider:
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Michigan leads the nation in industrial R & D investment
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More than 65,000 engineers, specialists and technicians make their home here
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We are home to more than 330 automotive R&D facilities
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The University of Michigan ranks 2nd in the nation for R&D spending
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Michigan ranks 4th in the nation for number of engineering graduates, and 7th for number of patents awarded
In addition, our major research universities are working together to address the needs of Michigan's growing alternative & renewable energy industry. Members of this Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing of Alternative and Renewable Energy Technologies (CAMARET) include:
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Western Michigan University
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Michigan State University
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Wayne State University
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University of Michigan
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Michigan Technological University
Find Out More
There are numerous ways to find out more. The MEDC is here to help you. To begin your engagement with the MEDC for alternative/renewable energy projects please fill out our automated questionnaire.
Eaton Rapids-based Dowding Industries is encouraging area manufacturers to retool their business models to accommodate the growing wind energy industry in the state. According to excerpts from the ...
Grand Rapids plastic injection-molding firm has become an alternative energy pioneer.
Michigan blows Indiana away in luring Danotek's wind turbine-parts project.
Ann Arbor Wind Power Company Attracts $200,000 in Pre-Seed Venture Capital Funding
ORT, a leader in the machine tool industry
Thunder Bay Development LLC is planning to invest $15 million to purchase and upgrade the former Thunder Bay manufacturing facility in Alpena.
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