New Yorker features Makani Power: Inherit the Wind
New Yorker (subscription required) // May 17, 2013In its May 20 issue, the New Yorker featured AEE member company and advanced wind turbine startup Makani Power.

In its May 20 issue, the New Yorker featured AEE member company and advanced wind turbine startup Makani Power.
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