The Front CoverIn wind resource assessment, the conventional approach to meteorological (met) mast siting has emphasised distance, recommending maintaining a maximum separation distance between each met site and the proposed wind turbine locations. This industry-accepted method assumes that shorter distances translate to better representativeness. But is distance truly the metric that matters most? The article on page 6 challenges this long-held belief. Publisher's NoteDaily legislative hurdles for renewable energy in the USAFeaturesDoes Distance Really Matter in Met Campaigns?
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