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Duluth government center uses wind-power for electricity (20-02-2008)
The downtown government center here looks as if it were ready to take off like an airplane, but those six things spinning around on its roof are actually wind turbines.
From Post-Bulletin
Ricardo helps develop next-generation wind energy (19-02-2008)
Massachusetts-based wind energy company General Compression and its compressor technology partner Mechanology are using Ricardo's automotive engineering and development expertise to develop technology which aims to make wind power as reliable as conventional power.
From Windtech International
Oregon energy headed to Southern California (18-02-2008)
A wind farm planned for the rural Oregon community of Arlington will send all of its power to Los Angeles.
From Bizjournals
Big push for alternative energy jobs (15-02-2008)
Gov. Jennifer Granholm, whatever one may think of her politics or management skills, is a paragon of public comportment.
From Freep
School district in Wray to have wind turbine (14-02-2008)
With a population of only 2,500 located just miles from the Nebraska border, Wray may seem like simply another sleepy agricultural town facing increasing economic challenges.
From Fort Morgan Times
Winter windfall for Vestas Wind Systems (13-02-2008)
The price squeeze on energy supplies is helping wind energy firms like Denmark's Vestas Wind Systems. The world's largest manufacturer of wind turbines had such a good Christmas it's now upgrading its full-year forecasts
From Forbes
ONGC eyes 2,000 MW wind energy (13-02-2008)
After successfully starting its pilot wind energy project in Gujarat, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is now planning to invite bids for its second pilot project in Karnataka.
From Business Standard
Wind power slowly increasing (12-02-2008)
Despite the fact that Sweden has shown the highest efforts in installing new wind power plants in the previous year, it is still among those countries in Europe that generate least from this renewable energy source.
From SR.se
Offshore wind farms to generate £100m windfall for Crown Estate (12-02-2008)
The Crown Estate will earn windfall profits of at least £100million a year from Britain's booming offshore renewable energy industry
From Times Online
Maine could be major wind power producer (11-02-2008)
Maine should streamline its regulatory review process for wind power projects while protecting important scenic areas from the visual impacts of wind farms, according to a draft report on wind power's future in Maine.
From Boston.com
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