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Hydro-Quebec calls for wind-power bids (02-05-2007)
Power utility estimates that investors must put up $3 billion to generate the 2,000 megawatts it needs.
From Canada
European wind power companies growing in U.S. through acquisitions, expansion (01-05-2007)
New worries about the environment, technology advances and tax break extensions are empowering European wind energy companies to try their luck in the United States.
From IHT
Some area lawmakers support offshore wind turbines (30-04-2007)
Several state lawmakers say they support the possibility of locating windmill turbines off New Hampshire's coast to generate electricity, though with some reservations.
From Citizen
Access is the key to wind development (29-04-2007)
After prospecting perfect winds, securing land leases and maneuvering local regulations, wind power developers still have a beast to conquer — the power grid.
From Cadillac News
Government to formulate tariff plan for renewable energy (28-04-2007)
The government is planning to introduce a new tariff system, which would require firms generating energy through non-conventional sources to sell power to states at a reasonable price, secretary, new and renewable energy, V Subramanian, said at the second South Asian Renewable Energy Conference.
From Dmain-B
Acciona to Install Wind Turbine Production Plant in Iowa (27-04-2007)
Increasing demand for wind power prompts renewable energy leader
to develop its first wind turbine manufacturing facility in U.S.
From BusinessWire
European wind power companies growing in U.S. (26-04-2007)
New worries about the environment, technology advances and tax breaks extensions are empowering European wind energy companies to try their luck in the United States.
From Mercury News
American company announces contract with P.E.I. wind energy project (25-04-2007)
American Superconductor Corporation, a leading energy technologies company, announced today another order for its D-VAR® reactive compensation product to meet grid interconnection standards for wind farms...
From The Guardian
Will wind energy work ? (24-04-2007)
Chicago is known as the Windy City, but north central Ohio got a little gust of wind fame of its own recently.
From Bucyrus Telegraph Forum
Wind turbines show great promise (23-04-2007)
The number of wind turbines along the west coast is now more than 100 and the renewable energy generated by these units should be sufficient to prevent emissions of 250,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide every year, energy officials said yesterday.
From Taipei Times
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