E4G Principal Pete Ferrell was profiled in the July 1 issue of Business Week magazine. Available online, the article highlights Pete's years-long effort to help make the Elk River Wind Farm a reality on his 7,000 acre Beaumont, KS ranch, which has been in his family since 1888. more >

Energy for Generations (E4G) is a company made up of seasoned professionals focused on one task: developing state-of-the-art wind power projects.

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E4G staff are appearing in print, online, and in person regularly at events across our region, speaking on topics important to the land owner or municipality interested in developing wind power projects. Keep up with our activities here.

July 1, 2008
Meade, KS: Presentation to Meade County Commissioners
Pete Ferrell presented information on coming wind development to the county commissioners of Meade County, Kansas. Pete spoke on many topics relevant to the commissioner's constituency.

July 1, 2008
BusinessWeek Magazine
Profile on Pete Ferrell (see right)

April 17, 2008
Phillipsburg, KS: Solomon Valley Wind Energy Conference
Kansas Lt. Governor Mark Parkinson was the keynote speaker at the Solomon Valley Wind Energy Conference, co-hosted by the Solomon Valley Resource Conservation and Development Area, Inc. and the Kansas Rural Center. E4G's Pete Ferrell discussed property owner's responsibility, property value, and navigating leasing agreements.

January 28, 2008
Ness City: Ness County Annual NRSC Awards Banquet

January 18, 2008
Denver, CO: Stockman Grass Farmer - New Opportunities Conference

January 15, 2008
Kingman, KS: Kingman County Wind Energy Meeting

January 15, 2008
Medicine Lodge, KS: Barber County Development Wind Awareness Seminar

January 10, 2008
Hutchinson, KS: Reno County Land Owner Forum
Covered by KWCH-TV in Wichita, E4G principal Pete Ferrell spoke on what every landowner should know about wind rights. A Reno County press release is available here.