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By Diana S01/05/2020

Solar Wind Turbine – The Revolutionary Bluenergy Solarwind Turbine

Review: The future of green electricity arrived. Wind Power & Sun Power…. captured by one futuristic designed Solar Wind Turbine device and turned into green […]

By Diana S30/04/2020

Twin Turbine Trouble in Derby, England.

There are two sides to every story and the pro-wind and anti-wind lobbies’ arguments can be seen in a microcosm in a corner of England […]

By Diana S30/04/2020

UK Wind Turbine Blade Maintenance Specialists

The UK is hoping to produce 15% of all its energy from renewable sources by 2020 to try to cut climate-warming emissions. While the debate […]

By Colin P26/04/202001/12/2024

Electricity Prices Rise Again In The UK

Today’s report for the UK predicts that electricity bills for domestic consumers will rise again in the near future, over and above the increases already […]

By Diana S26/04/2020

Jordan to have New Wind Farm in Tafilah

Tafilah is a Governorate in southern Jordan, with its capital At-Tafilah located 183 kilometers southwest of Amman. It is to be the location for Jordan’s first […]

By Colin P25/04/202001/12/2024

Green Google

Google this: Spinning Spur Wind Project, Oldham County, Texas. You’ll see that the company famous for its ubiquitous search engine has purchased a 200 […]

By Diana S25/04/2020

Vive Wind La France!

While Germany and the UK seem to get a lot of publicity about their ambitious goals for wind energy, France is determined not to be […]

By Colin P24/04/2020

Argyll Array Shelved- as “Not Financially Viable”

Scottish Power, owned by Spanish company Iberdrola, has decided not to proceed with a £5.4bn plan to build the world’s largest offshore wind farm north […]

By Diana S20/04/2020

The True Values Of Wind Power

As fast as there are positive reports about alternative energy, particularly wind energy, out come the opponents with negative news, be it frozen turbines or […]

By Diana S20/04/2020

Transportation of Wind Turbines

As wind power technology continues to develop, we have seen not only the power capacity but the size of turbines, grow year on year. While […]

By Colin P19/04/2020

Climate Change UK: The Signs are Obvious

The consensus view has been that global warming and carbon pollution will bring about increasingly erratic, unpredictable, volatile and more extreme weather conditions. While there […]