News

Wind energy expected to grow dramatically (13-05-2008)
An Energy Department report concludes that wind turbines can produce a fifth of the nation's annual electricity needs within about two decades. That is about the same share of electricity produced today by nuclear power.
From Associated Press

Oil powered Norway gradually turns into the wind (12-05-2008)
As Norway prepares for a future after oil, the gale-force potential of harvesting wind power off its long coastline has become an increasingly attractive proposition.
From Denverpost

County shop to harness wind power (10-05-2008)
The wind tower at the new Cascade County shop, scheduled to go up Friday, will provide nearly all of the facility's electricity
From Greatfalls Tribune

US wind industry installed 1,400 MW in 1st quarter (08-05-2008)
The U.S. wind industry installed 1,400 megawatts (MW) of new capacity in the first quarter of this year, enough to power about 400,000 homes, an industry trade group said on Wednesday.
From Reuters

Quebec welcomes 2,000 MW of wind power (07-05-2008)
Hydro-Quebec has accepted 15 bids for a total of 2,004 MW of wind power that will come onstream in stages across 2011 to 2015.
From Energy Current

Wind power for Didim village (05-05-2008)
Akyeniköy’s Mayor Yılmaz Öz said 15 wind turbines, each 78 metres high, would be installed by Denmark firm Iyen Energy to generate electricity for the village.
From Voicies Newspaper

Green energy developer announces major N.S. wind farm project (03-05-2008)
A leading developer of green energy has announced an investment of $55 million to build a 20-turbine wind farm on a marsh in Nova Scotia.
From Truro daily

Epuron enters the Turkish wind power market (01-05-2008)
Epuron GmbH and the Turkish building company Ataseven are planning the construction of large wind parks in Turkey.
From Wind Tech International

World market booms while domestic market shrinks (29-04-2008)
At this year’s Hanover Trade Fair the Energy segment will be presenting new technologies and services. Numerous manufacturers and suppliers in the wind energy industry will be exhibiting their innovations for climate protection, thus reflecting the worldwide boom in the wind energy sector.
From Wind Energie

Wind power's progress (27-04-2008)
Clean and green wind energy is the new darling of alternative energy developers, and the U.S. industry has been surging the past three years, especially as developers take advantage of government incentives—in the form of the so-called Production Tax Credit (PTC)—for erecting turbines and connecting them to the grid.
From Health News Digest

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