The invention relates to a method of coordinating and stabilizing the delivery of wind generated power, such as to a 
power grid, so as to avoid sudden surges and spikes, despite 
wind speed fluctuations and oscillations. The method preferably uses a plurality of 
windmill stations, including a number of immediate use stations, 
energy storage stations, and 
hybrid stations, wherein energy can be used directly by the 
power grid, and stored for later use when demand is high or wind availability is low. The method contemplates forming an 
energy delivery schedule, to coordinate the use of direct energy and energy from storage, based on daily 
wind speed forecasts, which help to predict the resulting 
wind power availability levels for the upcoming day. The schedule preferably sets a reduced number of 
constant power output periods during the day, during which time 
energy delivery levels remain substantially constant, despite fluctuations and oscillations in 
wind speed and 
wind power availability levels.