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Western Wind Energy (TSXV: WND) produces clean, renewable energy from more than 500 wind turbine generators located in Tehachapi and San Gorgonio Pass, California. Currently, Western Wind's annual energy output is approximately 75 billion watt hours per year. In the past two years, the company has executed or acquired over $1 billion in power sales agreements totaling 154.5 megawatts from the sale of wind energy generation to two separate utilities. Western Wind was the first to execute a wind Power Purchase Agreement in both Arizona and California, expanding management's 27 year continuous operating history in the Tehachapi Pass.

With 34.5 megawatts of wind power in operation and permits for an additional 155 megawatts, the company is set to take advantage of the West Coast's growing appetite for electricity and favorable tax incentives for renewable energy. Western Wind Energy has also identified over 1,300 megawatts of wind power opportunities in some of the most favorable regions for wind development in the United States, namely California.