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Strong growth seen for alternative power (10-12-2006)
The possible sale of Houston-based Horizon Wind Energy less than two years after it was purchased by Goldman Sachs reflects the booming outlook for the renewable energy business, industry observers say.
From Chron
Eastham first to pursue land-based wind power (09-12-2006)
Eastham is poised to become the first Lower Cape town to sail boldly toward land-based wind power.
The town’s Energy Committee in January will issue Requests for Proposals from private developers to install up to four, 400-foot-tall wind turbines on two parcels of town-owned property in North Eastham.
From The Cap Codder
Expect 1,500 MW from offshore wind energy in Germany (08-12-2006)
According to the CEO at REpower Systems AG, Professor Fritz Vahrenholt, it is realistic to expect offshore wind farms with an output of 1,500 megawatts (MW) in Germany by the end of 2011.
From Renewable Energy Access
Wind is cleanest source of power (07-12-2006)
The News Journal reported that NRG Energy is proposing to build another coal-fired power plant at Indian River in downstate Delaware. The new plant was said to be capable of capturing carbon dioxide.
From Delaware Online
Denmark to increase wind power to 50% by 2025, mostly offshore (06-12-2006)
Findings released from eight-year study on offshore wind farms in Denmark show projects "operate in harmony with the surrounding environment."
From Renewable Energy Access
Experts discuss wind energy for Viet Nam (05-12-2006)
Local and foreign energy experts yesterday held a workshop on an EC-ASEAN feasibility assessment for wind energy development in Viet Nam, the Philippines and Cambodia.
From Viet Nam News
Wind energy project gets approval (02-12-2006)
St. Peter schools are usually focused on the business of education. But it looks like the district will be getting into a new business venture: wind energy.
From Mankato Free Press
New wind power project to provide Cheyenne with renewable energy (30-11-2006)
Tierra Energy, LLC announced today that its wholly owned subsidiary, Happy Jack Windpower, LLC, has executed a 20-year renewable energy purchase agreement with Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power, a wholly owned subsidiary of Black Hills Corporation.
From Yahoo
Cheyenne Light acquires Wind Energy (29-11-2006)
Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power is joining forces to produce renewable wind power. The company announced today that has entered into an agreement to purchase 30 megawatts of wind power from Tierra Energy for a total of 20 years.
From KGWN
Shanghai turns to wind for power (28-11-2006)
Shanghai will turn its attention to wind power during a major conference on developing the renewable energy source, which will be held in China's commercial hub next year.
From Xinhuanet