Jeff Wearmouth, Wind Energy- Subject Matter Expert
Consultant in the Wind Energy Industry
Jeff Wearmouth has spent the past 20 years working directly in the wind industry in various roles. As an Engineer and Project Manager, Jeff has been involved with over 1000 MW of wind projects throughout Canada, the U.S. and internationally. His experience includes working through the pre-construction development stages, wind farm construction and subsequent operation. As well Jeff has owned and operated his own commercial scale wind turbines operating in Southern Alberta.
Jeff is passionate about renewable energy and supporting the development of wind projects. After working in the industry for 20 years and gaining a well-rounded view of the industry Jeff understands that many people need to contribute in many ways to get a wind farm built. Jeff sees working on this initiative as a great opportunity to share his experience and enthusiasm for wind energy and hopefully enable others to participate.
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