The wind resource study in Perryville defied expectations of measuring strong winds. It appears that local geographic features effectively shield the test site, and the nearby village, from the ferocious winds common to the southern Alaska Peninsula coast. With a measured wind power class of 2 (marginal), Perryville does not appear at this time to be a promising location for village-scale wind power development, although there is always the possibility of successful home-scale wind power development.
