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Acciona and Suncor Energy begin construction on Ontario wind power project (31-01-2007)
Acciona Wind Energy Canada
Inc. and Suncor Energy Products Inc. today announced they have started
full-scale construction on their 76-megawatt (MW) wind power project near
Ripley, Ontario. The Ontario Energy Board recently granted regulatory
approval for the wind farm's two substations and transmission line,
completing the project's key regulatory requirements.
From Prnewswire
Wind power could help mankind survive (30-01-2007)
I am a very long-term supporter of the environment, advocating non-smoking in the 60s and the use of automobile seat belts even before that. I'm a member of Maine Audubon, the Appalachian Mountain Club, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy and a number of other environmental organizations, including life membership in the Sierra Club.
From Kennebec Journal
California rules open doors for Wyoming energy (29-01-2007)
Wyoming officials are watching closely as California regulators continue their march toward reducing heat-trapping gases linked to global warming.
From TheNewsRecord
Wind power information (27-01-2007)
Wind power has enormous potential to fulfill America's energy needs, according to the American Wind Energy Association. The industry group calculates that U.S. wind energy potential is more than twice the electricity generated in the U.S. today.
From Boston
Is wind energy in Hutchinson's future? (25-01-2007)
Is there a backyard wind turbine in your future? There could be, if conditions are right. But don’t go into it expecting to make money with a small turbine.
From Hutchinson leader
S wind power seen growing by a quarter in 2007 (24-01-2007)
Wind power generation in the United States will grow 26 percent in 2007, after increasing by 27 percent in 2006, the American Wind Energy Association said on Tuesday.
From SCIAM
Two wind power plants initiated (23-01-2007)
The ground breaking ceremony of first two wind power plants of the country was held at Jhampir in Thatta some 110 kilometres off Hyderabad.
From The News
Community should support wind energy (22-01-2007)
This is a response to Winnie Gent finding wind energy good for the environment but not good enough for her back yard. Wind energy is one, if not the only one, of the renewable energy resources that produces NO pollution, and eye pollution is not a valid form of pollution in this case.
From Pantagraph
Use more renewable energy (21-01-2007)
If Mother Nature hadn't been so easy on New Jerseyans this winter, no doubt many would be scrambling to pay high heating bills. The reliance on fossil fuels, with its volatile and often wallet-crushing prices, puts most Americans in an economic vise. State and federal leaders haven't done enough to promote alternative energy use.
From CourierPostOnline
Minnesota Power announces second wind energy project (20-01-2007)
Minnesota Power, an ALLETE company (NYSE: ALE), plans to expand its use of wind generated electricity through the long-term purchase of all of the energy and capacity from a 48 megawatt wind facility proposed to be built in central North Dakota. The Oliver Wind II Energy Center would be constructed, owned and operated by a wholly owned subsidiary of FPL Energy. FPL Energy is a subsidiary of the FPL Group (NYSE: FPL).
From BusinessNorth