Flying High: Blimp “BAT” for Alaska!
Alaska is considered to be the top of the world (or at least the top of the […]
Alaska is considered to be the top of the world (or at least the top of the […]
RES took over the Bransford Bridge wind farm near Rugby in the English Midlands earlier this year. […]
It’s an interesting and exciting time in Scotland for the wind business: The world’s largest and most […]
The Polish wind power plant developer and operator PEP S.A. ( which stands for Polish Energy Partners […]
Siemens. They have been asked by MidAmerican Energy to supply no less than 448 turbines. Yep, as […]
RenewableUK, the UK Industry body, has commissioned a YouGov poll which reveals that there is a great […]
BT, the giant communication company, has agreed to a £300m deal to buy enough energy to meet […]
Two of the key principles of having a viable wind farm, or even a single viable turbine […]
By In a recent article by Mark Delucchi and Stanford Engineering Professor Mark Jacobson argued that we […]
Here are Paul Cooley, the General Manager Ireland of SSE Renewables and Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness […]
On 16 May Jean-Marc Ayrault was appointed Prime Minister of France after the election of Francois Hollande […]
Just when we all thought that the three-bladed wind turbine was the industry standard, several major wind-power […]
Just to clarify- the above headline doesn’t mean that there will be some newfangled form of train […]
Last month a unanimous vote of the Board of Directors, the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) chose […]
The row between Donald Trump and his millionaire’s gold course versus EOWDC (the European Offshore Wind Deployment […]
A few weeks ago the Scandinavian home furnishing colossus, Ikea, announced plans to build a wind farm […]
The effect of wind turbines on wildlife can cause anxiety to those with green credentials. However the […]
The longest wind turbine blade ever made in the United States has been made at Vestas Wind […]
Two important documents set out a future for wind that is challenging and exciting. The first is […]
It’s a good time to be a country adjacent to Germany these days. Data has just been […]
The German Wind Energy Institute (DEWI) in conjunction with the Martin Luther University Halle–Wittenberg’s environmental psychology department has […]
The UK coalition Government of Liberal Democrats and Conservatives, led by David Cameron, boasted of their green […]
The Scottish Low Carbon Investment Conference took place earlier this month (October) in Edinburgh. There were many […]
The aptly named Scottish island of Gigha is going to be the centre of an experiment that […]
A bumper crop of more than 1,200 new wind turbines will spring up throughout Britain’s countryside over […]
Here on the MWPS web pages we often feature new innovative designs to capture wind energy. Few […]
While no-one can claim that the last two or three years of recession have been a boom-time […]
Globeleq has announced that a deal has been struck to proceed with construction of two large wind generation […]
It’s generally agreed that the cost of building and commissioning off-shore wind farms is more than onshore […]
Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, once called a windfarm “a blot on the landscape”. […]
What Happened To the Jellyfish Wind Turbine? Huge amounts of questions had been asked lately about what […]
This is the story of Raymond Ellis, a former Mechanical Drawing Student from Shorewood, Illinois, Inventor and […]
Pakistan Wind Power 30 different wind power projects The government of Pakistan is in the process of […]
Where is Samso? It’s a small island of just over 4000 people off the coast of Denmark […]
I guess this may seem like pushing at an open door for most of our visitors…. but […]
The project with the name Bison 2 will be built by Minnesota Power in Central Dakota, using […]