North American Windpower: Second Wind Partners With Israeli Company

by NAW Staff on Wednesday 20 March 2013

Second Wind, a developer of wind measurement technology, says it is partnering with Clean Electric Israel, a provider of wind assessment and forecasting services, to offer wind measurement equipment in Israel and Commonwealth of Independent States countries.

Under the agreement, Clean Electric Israel will offer Second Wind's Nomad 2 wind data loggers and meteorological sensors to its regional clients.

Second Wind says the agreement allows the company to more efficiently serve Israel’s nascent wind energy market.

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