WindMade

WindMade Labels

The WindMade Label Program is the core of the WindMade organization. The mission of the WindMade Label Program is to provide a communication platform for companies to report their use of electricity generated by wind and other renewable sources.

WindMade offers two overall label types:  (1) The WindMade label for companies and organizations and (2) the WindMade label for products.  Each label type will have its own technical standard which will outline the requirements that companies will be required to meet in order to qualify to use a WindMade label. 

 

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The  WindMade Standard for Companies and Organizations is now online.

Corporations

Companies & Organizations

Companies and organizations that procure and use wind electricity as part of their global operations can apply for a WindMade label for their operations.  The goal of this label is to provide credible and transparent information quantifying the consumption of electricity generated from wind energy and other renewable sources.   The WindMade label will communicate this information.

WindMade is ready to start certifying companies and organizations who want to become WindMade! The WindMade Technical Standard for Companies and Organizations was officially approved by the WindMade Board in October 2011. 

Join WindMade now! Find out more about membership here.

 

 

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Products

Product Label

The WindMade Standard for Products is currently undergoing a public consultation process until 2013. We welcome broad participation and invite all interested parties to comment on the draft standard.

To participate in the Public Consultation process, please use the following documents:

Draft Product Standard text
- Link to the public consultation questionnaire
- Screen shots of the WindMade Supply Chain Electricity Calculator
- A User Guide for the Supply Chain Electricity Calculator

The WindMade Standard for Products is currently undergoing a public consultation process. You can find the Draft Product Standard here, and the link to the public consultation questionnaire here.