According to the 2008 Annual Report from the Commissioner of Public Lands in New Mexico revenues earned from leases for wind, solar, and biomass energy development on trust lands have jumped more than 300 percent. New Mexico is producing 496 megawatts of wind power, but according to the American Wind Energy Association has dropped to twelfth in the nation for installed wind capacity.
Why do you think this is? Is this a bad place for New Mexico to be?

What would be a good price for either?

On Sep 17, 2009 Dawn-Parker Waites interviewed Ken Sobel for the Introduction to Renewable Energy course at the SDSU College of Extended Studies (CES). To learn more about the Green Industry Certificates offered at the SDSU CES visit www.ces.sdsu.edu Copyright © College of Extended Studies, San Diego State University, 2009 and Jennifer Owens. All rights reserved. No part of this material may be reproduced or stored without written permission of SDSUs CES,

I have a Master’s Degree by Coursework in Renewable Energy from Murdoch University in Western Australia. I live in Brisbane Queensland and I can’t find appropriate professional work in this field. I am now considering moving from this profession into research career in solar energy.