Our Mission

The Kansas WAC missions are to educate electrical engineers on the basics of wind energy, and to be a source of information on wind energy for the people of Kansas, who want to harvest wind power for the benefit of themselves, their children and the state. If you have questions about how wind power might benefit you, please contact us and we'll be happy to help you.

WAC Projects

• Wind for Schools: See menu

• High Plains Small Wind Test Center: See menu.

• Anemometer Loan Program. Contact us if you are interested.

• Wind turbine micro-siting: where on my land would work best?

• Wind energy estimates for specific sites

• Low-level wind speed and turbulence modeling

• Networked control of distributed renewable energy

• Sustainability and renewable energy in the ECE curriculum

• Resourceful Kansas: public education, renewable energy performance

• Power Electronics and Sustainable Energy Lab Course

Other Wind Applications Centers

• Wind Powering America Wind-for-Schools site

• South Dakota State University WAC

• Boise State University WAC (live turbine data available)

• Colorado State University WAC

• University of Nebraska WAC

• Montana State University WAC (live turbine data available)

• University of Alaska Fairbanks WAC

• Northern Arizona University WAC

• Appalachian State University WAC (North Carolina)

• The Pennsylvania State University WAC

• James Madison University WAC (Virginia)

Kansas Rural Center

 

The Rural Center website is the best place to start for questions regarding land leasing and community forums. See also the links tab.

Contact us

Ruth Douglas Miller, Director
rdmiller@ksu.edu
(785)-532-4596
Wind for Schools contact:
windforschools@ece.ksu.edu