But here's the best part...

According to a July, 2008 report issued by the U.S. Department of Energy - wind energy can provide 20% of U.S. electricity needs by 2030.

Now the DOE has indicated that most of this future wind generation will likely come from the Midwestern region from Texas to North Dakota.

But it's primarily the winds in the Tehachapi region of California that are pumping out much of today's wind-generated power.

And this is exactly where our little wind developer has already set up shop.

That particular region is so hot for wind development, on my last trip I actually recognized another analyst touring a neighboring wind farm.

But here's the difference between our wind play and every other wind developer in that region. . .

While financing has almost completely dried up for new wind energy projects - our favorite wind developer has actually been turning offers down!

It's true.

In fact, they recently declined an offer of $228 million for the development rights for their latest project (including royalty payments).

According to management, given the market for renewable energy today - developing their own projects simply provides a greater return.

And boy are they right!

My friend, today that project is worth more than a half billion dollars!

Now let me show you how you can get a piece of this action. . .

Your Cut Of $700 Million

Listen: This little wind developer is "little" for a reason.

As of now, the company only generates 34.5 megawatts (without a single penny of project debt!)

Certainly enough to generate $5 million in revenue ($5.1 million in 2008 to be exact), but not nearly big enough to get much investor attention.

But that's all going to change with the company's latest expansion project.

You see, on about 1,500 acres of California desert, this company is developing a new, 120 MW project that's worth $700 million - thanks to a 20-year power purchase agreement that's already been signed with a California utility.

And unlike a lot of other new developments in these wind-rich regions - this company's got the financing in place to move forward.

Bottom line: This project is being developed right now.

And most investors - from Wall Street to Main Street - haven't got a clue!

But Green Chip investors?

Well, quite a few have returned after the first 300% run in 2008.

You see, once oil started heading north again, and the company announced it had received final zoning approval for its latest project - it was pretty much a no-brainer.

Since the start of this year, the stock has climb from $0.61 to $1.50 a share.

That's a 146% gain!

Not bad, considering the instability of today's market.

But there's plenty more to come.

Truth is, we could be looking at another round of profits, with. . .

Gains Of More Than
112% In The Next 6 To 8 Months

You see, if there's one thing I've learned about investing in these kinds of wind projects, it's that little goes unnoticed once the bulldozers and cranes start moving in.

Well, my friend - those bulldozers and cranes are creeping around the bend. And when they arrive, the bells and whistles are going to go off...and this stock is going to soar.

That's why I told my readers to load up on this thing early.

And that's why I'm telling you about it now.