Wind Science • by UK Wind Turbines

The Real Cost of Windpower

I must confess to sometimes getting very exasperated with the grumbles and complaints voiced by some consumers, […]

Wind turbines are springing up all across the globe as Governments harvest one of the cleanest renewable […]

The UK coalition Government of Liberal Democrats and Conservatives, led by David Cameron, boasted of their green […]

GALWAY, IRELAND – 15th September 2009 – The world’s first full-scale floating wind turbine, StatoilHydro’s ‘Hywind,’ took […]

This part 1 of our comprehensive ‘Scientific Series’ covers all aspects of ‘Energy Storage’ which is required […]

Opponents of wind farms claim that there are high levels of infrasound and low-frequency sounds that are […]

Do you know why wind turbines are invariably white in colour? Henry Ford, the father of mass […]

One of the major problems with wind power is the (in)ability to store the power generated. When […]

As we all know, when the wind is blowing, the electricity is generating. When it’s not, it […]

The total worldwide annual primary energy consumption in 2008 was 435 quadrillion according to current Energy Production […]

Ocean wave energy is captured directly from surface waves or from pressure fluctuations below the surface. Waves […]