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Go-Ahead Given for England and Wales’ Largest Onshore Wind Farm

Go-Ahead Given for England & Wales’ Largest Onshore Wind Farm

While the United Kingdom’s wind power plans have received occasional gusts of publicity ill-wind recently, the bottom line is that the Government is still very much… Read the rest..

UK Planning Inspector Overrules Dorset District Council’s Objection to Wind Farm

A planning inspector has granted permission for a wind farm development of four onshore 125 metre wind turbines at Wareham, Dorset. This may not seem significant… Read the rest..

France Re-commit to Renewable Energies

On 16 May Jean-Marc Ayrault was appointed Prime Minister of France after the election of Francois Hollande as President. There was a little concern that in… Read the rest..

MWPS and Free Breeze UK sign strategic deal for RRB Energy Wind Turbines

London, 25th June 2012 MWPS, The online market leader in facilitating the purchase and sale of new and used wind turbines across the globe, announces a… Read the rest..

Bigger is Better as far as Wind Turbines Go

A new study, published in the American Chemical Society’s Environmental Science & Technology journal, indicates that bigger is better when it comes to turbines. In a… Read the rest..

Independent Analysis of the most Common Concerns about Wind Power

The Centre for Sustainable Energy published an independent, eye-opening report last year which dispelled many of the half-baked myths about problems with wind power. It is… Read the rest..

Movers and Shakers: Georg Wilhelm Adamowitsch

Georg Wilhelm Adamowitsch was born in Hameln/Weser, Germany, in 1947. He worked in various functions in the state’s Ministry of North-Rhine Westphalia, eventually as Director-General and… Read the rest..

Focus on Denmark

Denmark have started off very well in Euro 2012 football, beating Holland 1-0, but Denmark has not only doing well in football but especially in the… Read the rest..

Misreported US Study on Connection Between Wind Turbines and Global Warming

Liming Zhou led a team of researchers at the State University of New York-Albany looking at the effects of wind turbines on global warming. The… Read the rest..

UK Prime Minister Continues Commitment to Green Energy

As part of EU-wide action to increase the use of renewable energy, the UK is committed to generating 15% of energy from green sources by 2020. … Read the rest..