Wind Energy & Turbine Technology
Clinton Community College
Associate's DegreeAcademic
In the United States, wind power is at the top of the list of fast growing, new sources of electrical energy. In Clinton and Franklin Counties alone, 257 wind turbines have been constructed since 2007 with more slated to be installed over the next several years. As the number of wind turbines across the country continues to grow, trained technicians will be needed to service them.
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62 credits
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In-Person
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