Investors need to be watching NACEL Energy Corporation (OTCBB: NCEN) this AM! NACEL Energy is engaged in the business of generating clean, profitable, renewable energy from wind. The company's holdings include passive interests in operating, utility-scale, wind energy facilities located in Wyoming and six other states. They also include an impressive roster of new joint-venture wind energy projects under development. The total planned generating capacity of NACEL Energy's new wind energy projects is 80 mega watts (MW) -- enough energy to supply the daily needs of 25,000 American homes. NACEL Energy has implemented Garrad Hassan's project design software to optimize wind turbine siting for maximum energy production while meeting environmental, technical and construction constraints. Garrad Hassan is the world's leading wind energy consultancy. NACEL Energy is using GH WindFarmer design and optimization technology to enable world-class energy generation from its growing portfolio of projects representing 80 MW of new wind power. GH WindFarmer is used by the world's major developers, consultancies, owners, operators and manufacturers for wind power generation projects of all sizes. Users include Florida Power & Light, Coopers & Lybrand, GE Wind Energy, Alliant Energy Wind Connect, Babcock & Brown, British Energy, Edison Mission Energy, Conoco, and Tokyo Mitsubishi. NACEL Energy's WINDVEST(TM) is one of the first in America developing COMMUNITY WIND -- utility-scale power generation from wind turbines, but with a sustainable footprint of less than 20 MW and one or more members of the local community with a direct financial stake. WINDVEST(TM) is a highly innovative proprietary capital structure and process which enables NACEL Energy to successfully joint-venture with local wind energy developers, expedite timelines and improve project economics. The U.S. energy market is changing and the most dramatic increases in the renewable energy sector have come from wind. Now generating enough energy to power 4.5 million American homes, wind is the nation's fastest growing energy source. In 2007, wind power accounted for 30% of all new U.S. power generation and more than $9 billion was invested in wind energy facilities. The global wind market is estimated to be worth $36 billion annually in new generating equipment, according to the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC). Wind farm economics improve as the price of oil increases.