1. North Carolina Report Wind Powering America All States Summit May 22, 2003

2. Key Activities for 2003 State Wind Map GIS Analyses Attitude Surveys Home Wind Workshop With Mick Sagrillo Wind Summit Anemometer Loan Program Wind Working Group Fact Sheets Web Site: www.wind.appstate.eduwww.wind.appstate.edu Macro Avian Impact Assessment

3. North Carolina Wind Map

4. Western NC Wind Assessment Work

5. Class @ 50m Power Density (W/m 2 ) Area (acres)Percentage of Total 1 -< 100 3,889,08659.32 1 +(100, 200] 1,895,92328.92 2(200, 300] 473,1757.22 3(300, 400] 159,7672.44 4(400, 500] 68,0131.04 5(500, 600] 30,3740.46 6(600, 800] 24,2750.37 7> 800 15,4190.24 >= 2(200, > 800] 771,02411.76 >= 4(400, > 800]138,0002.1 Land Areas of Wind Power Classes in 24 Western NC Counties

6. Watauga, Ashe & Avery Counties

7. Wind Resource Analysis by County Top 5 Counties in Western NC 12345672-74-7 Haywood 99484367691929493604576512032427836122298 Watauga 9335647809143025396230317299397248010368 Buncombe 191061335961397665923182268826686270515132 Ashe 18482440000916241901877 1166582779113 Avery 795282780492814210235217391107464959409 acres

8. County Wind Maps

9. Coastal North Carolina

10. Attitude Survey

11. Home Wind Workshop

12. Wind Monitoring Activities

13. ASU/TVA Collaboration

14. Anemometer Loan Program

15. Home Scale Turbines in NC

16. Workshop Brochure

17. Macro Avian Impact Assessment Potential Avian Impacts of Wind Energy Development in Western North Carolina: A Literature Review prepared by Curtis Smalling Ecos of the Blue Ridge 667 George Moretz Lane Boone, NC 28607 For North Carolina State Energy Office & US Department of Energy January 2003

18. Class 2 and Above