We model the marginal impacts of wind turbine development on county-level changes in per capita income and employment in 15 states from 2000 to 2008. Using propensity score matching and spatial econometric techniques, we find that the total marginal impact on per capita income of wind turbine development (measured in MW per capita) when controlling for spatial effects was statistically significant with a value of $21,604 per MW. This estimate is within the range of values estimated in the literature using input-output models. Our ex post estimates of employment impacts are not precise enough to inform the validity of ex ante employment impacts from input-output models
Horizon Wind Energy proposes to build 800MW of electric generation in Aroostook County, Maine. This ...
The Upper Midwest is poised for a major investment boom in wind-powered electricity generation. Publ...
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We model the marginal impacts of wind turbine development on county-level changes in per capita inco...
To gain an understanding of the long-term county-level impacts from a large sample of wind power pro...
Wind power development has surged in recent years in the United States. Policymakers and economic de...
OAK-B135 Interest in wind power development is growing as a means of expanding local economies. Such...
Prior work estimates particular economic benefits associated with wind energy development in the Uni...
Texas has approximately 9,727 MW of wind energy capacity installed, making it a global leader in ins...
The shift toward renewable forms of energy for electricity generation in the electricity generation ...
The development of wind power in Maine has emerged as a significant economic opportunity in the past...
Globally installed wind power capacity has grown tremendously since 2000. This study focuses on the ...
For this analysis, input-output based total impacts (aggregations of direct, indirect and induced im...
This study by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bureau of Business Research (UNL-BBR) explores the ...
The increases in adoption of utility-scale renewable energy generation and energy efficient practice...
Horizon Wind Energy proposes to build 800MW of electric generation in Aroostook County, Maine. This ...
The Upper Midwest is poised for a major investment boom in wind-powered electricity generation. Publ...
The development of wind power in Maine has emerged as a significant economic opportunity in the past...
We model the marginal impacts of wind turbine development on county-level changes in per capita inco...
To gain an understanding of the long-term county-level impacts from a large sample of wind power pro...
Wind power development has surged in recent years in the United States. Policymakers and economic de...
OAK-B135 Interest in wind power development is growing as a means of expanding local economies. Such...
Prior work estimates particular economic benefits associated with wind energy development in the Uni...
Texas has approximately 9,727 MW of wind energy capacity installed, making it a global leader in ins...
The shift toward renewable forms of energy for electricity generation in the electricity generation ...
The development of wind power in Maine has emerged as a significant economic opportunity in the past...
Globally installed wind power capacity has grown tremendously since 2000. This study focuses on the ...
For this analysis, input-output based total impacts (aggregations of direct, indirect and induced im...
This study by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Bureau of Business Research (UNL-BBR) explores the ...
The increases in adoption of utility-scale renewable energy generation and energy efficient practice...
Horizon Wind Energy proposes to build 800MW of electric generation in Aroostook County, Maine. This ...
The Upper Midwest is poised for a major investment boom in wind-powered electricity generation. Publ...
The development of wind power in Maine has emerged as a significant economic opportunity in the past...