Rune Anders, Author at Green Energy News

Sendai Substation Li-ion Battery Pilot Project

The problem wind power is, of course, that the wind doesn’t blow at the right speeds all of the time. Too low or not at all,… Read the rest..

Windy Beer Anyone?

It’s long been a grump of those who like a pint of beer now and then, that beer can be a little too “gassy” sometimes. And… Read the rest..

Wind Power and Wildlife Can Co-Exist

Despite the fact that our production of non-renewable energy has for many years adversely affected our environment, and wildlife (the London smog caused by factory chimney… Read the rest..

Lake Michigan Three-Year Wind Research Project Ends

Last month saw the end of The Grand Valley State University wind research platform three-year research mission. The final year saw the 10 foot by 19… Read the rest..

Record-Breaking Wind in the UK!

While you may now be taking down the Christmas Lights and ruminating on how to get rid of those excess pounds piled on this Yuletide, December… Read the rest..

The Nonsense Spouted About Wind Turbines….

Britain, at the forefront of wind technology and innovation, is being dragged back by some MPs and “news”papers such as the Daily Telegraph, at the forefront… Read the rest..

United States Chooses Turbines for First Offshore Wind Farm

The award of the lucrative contract to supply the United States’ first offshore wind farm has been eagerly anticipated. It was announced in a supply and… Read the rest..

Wind Turbine Noise: New Reports

The German Wind Energy Institute (DEWI) in conjunction with the Martin Luther University Halle–Wittenberg’s environmental psychology department has conducted measurements, data evaluation and a survey of… Read the rest..

Now Corporation to Distribute SP Power Farm Group Ltd’s Wind Turbines in 9 US States

The United States Now Corporation is to acquire distribution rights to SP Power Farm Group’s exoPOWER wind turbine system for small-wind and mid-wind sectors for the… Read the rest..

The World’s Largest Order for Onshore Wind Turbines Goes to….

Siemens. They have been asked by MidAmerican Energy to supply no less than 448 turbines. Yep, as the title suggests it is the world’s largest order… Read the rest..