AfriWEA is a non-profit organisation formed in 2002 to encourage manufacturers, developers, governments, renewable energy owners and individuals to promote and support wind energy development on the African continent.

The American Wind Association is the lobbying force for wind development and voice for wind manufacturers in the United States. This sites provides the public with loads of wind energy information

The Italian Association of Wind Energy operators

Representing the Australian Wind Energy Community.

Information on the wind energy industry in the UK, with news, FAQ, overview of UK wind farms, reports, and studies. The BWEA is the professional and trade body for all those involved in the wind energy industry in UK.

The German Wind Energy Association (BWE) has about 7272 individual and corporate members. This makes the BWE the largest individual association for renewable energies in Germany. The BWE represents the interests of wind turbine operators and all individuals who support wind energy.

CanWEA's Mission is to represent the wind energy community - organizations and individuals - and to support development and application of all aspects of wind energy including the promotion of a suitable policy environment

Offers coverage of wind energy resources and wind turbine technology, meteorology, economics, research and development, and environmental aspects of renewable energy.

The European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) is a non profit, non governmental association. with a membership consisting mainly of national affiliated societies, companies/organisations involved in wind related activities.

This site provides a global forum for the wind energy sector uniting the wind energy industry and its representative wind energy associations.

IREA is a group of people who are interested in energy efficiency, renewable energy and earth friendly technology.

The site is a resource for IWEA members and others interested in the promotion of wind energy in Ireland. It contains information on the work of the IWEA and its members.

The Midwest Renewable Energy Association is a nonprofit network for sharing ideas, resources, and information with individuals, businesses, and communities to promote a sustainable future through renewable energy and energy efficiency

A U.S. consensus-based collaborative formed in 1994, the National Wind Coordinating Committee (NWCC) identifies issues that affect the use of wind energy, establishes dialogue among key stakeholders, and catalyzes appropriate activities to support the development of an environmentally, economically, and politically sustainable commercial market for wind power.

The South African Wind Energy Association is a non-profit organisation established to further the use of wind energy in South Africa. They lobby government, build links with business and labour organisations, and inform people of the economic and environmental benefits of using wind energy for electricity generation.

The Finnish Wind Power Association is an organization set up to promote wind power in Finland. It has operated since 1988. Some pages are in English

Sustainable Minnesota is a site for information concerning wind energy.

WWEA represents more than 140 members in more than 50 countries, mainly national associations, scientific institutes and companies. WWEA promotes wind energy on the global level by being a communication platform, providing technology transfer and influencing national and international policies.