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August 26, 2009

Southwest Windpower Secures Additional Funding

Arizona, United States [RenewableEnergyWorld.com]

Southwest Windpower has secured additional financing to accelerate its expansion in Europe, Asia, Australia and other new markets and to support additional product development. PCG Clean Energy and Technology Fund participated in the round for an undisclosed amount. Other current investors that participated are Altira, GE Energy Financial Services, NGP Energy Technology Partners, and Rockport Capital Partners.

"Not only has the company shown market leadership in small wind, it has focused on providing affordable sources of wind energy to encourage large-scale adoption."

-- Jasandra Nyker, Senior VP, PCG Asset Management

The funding will help Southwest Windpower expand in global markets and enhance its Skystream product. The company said that it is developing new applications for the Skystream system, including commercial uses such as powering poles street lamps for parking lots or municipalities and multiple unit installations for remote electrification.

Over the last four years, Southwest Windpower has grown at a compound growth rate of nearly 37 percent.

“Southwest Windpower has shown impressive growth and great potential to innovatively drive the future development of small wind,” said Jasandra Nyker, senior vice president at PCG Asset Management. “Not only has the company shown market leadership in small wind, it has focused on providing affordable sources of wind energy to encourage large-scale adoption.”

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August 28, 2009
In recent years, we have noticed that a lot of personal sailboats are using small wind turbines for charging purposes. An idea whose time has come.
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August 28, 2009
In recent years, we have noticed that a lot of personal sailboats are using small wind turbines for charging purposes. An idea whose time has come.
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