By Diana S Japanese Government to reduce nuclear power Japan’s parliament is about to approve a historic bill on renewable energy. It hat was championed by Prime Minister Naoto Kan…
By Diana S Ohio Wind Power Developments USA On February 11, the US National Renewable Energy Laboratory released the first comprehensive update of Ohio Wind Power Developments and the…
By Dirk B Flying High: Blimp “BAT” for Alaska! Alaska is considered to be the top of the world (or at least the top of the American continent) and it…
By Dirk B GE Set to Launch New Wind Turbine Model GE 1.85-82.5 GE are about to unveil a new turbine which will target class II wind locations, such as those in Brazil. It…
By Diana S Renewable Energy Systems (RES) Acquire Wind Farm Sites in the UK RES took over the Bransford Bridge wind farm near Rugby in the English Midlands earlier this year. They have now also…
By Diana S World’s Largest Wind Turbine About to be Tested in Scotland It’s an interesting and exciting time in Scotland for the wind business: The world’s largest and most powerful installed wind turbine…
By Diana S Two New Wind Farms for Northern Poland The Polish wind power plant developer and operator PEP S.A. ( which stands for Polish Energy Partners S.A.) has commissioned Siemens…
By Diana S The World’s Largest Order for Onshore Wind Turbines Goes to…. Siemens. They have been asked by MidAmerican Energy to supply no less than 448 turbines. Yep, as the title suggests it…
By Diana S Wales Gives a Thumbs-Up for Wind Energy RenewableUK, the UK Industry body, has commissioned a YouGov poll which reveals that there is a great deal of support for…
By Colin P BT Buys 50% Output from Scottish Wind Farm BT, the giant communication company, has agreed to a £300m deal to buy enough energy to meet the needs of all…
By Diana S Welsh Wind Turbine Erected in Area with No Wind! Two of the key principles of having a viable wind farm, or even a single viable turbine is that: a) The…
By Dirk B Alternative Energy : Achievable Utopia or Fantasyland? By In a recent article by Mark Delucchi and Stanford Engineering Professor Mark Jacobson argued that we don’t need nuclear power,…