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Canadian Sierra Club Refutes Claims That Wind Turbines Cause Ill-Health

By Colin Houghton During a presentation to the Bruce County Council, in Ontario, Canada, on 1 September, the head of the Sierra Club of Canada said… Read the rest..

Google Report Shows Clean Energy’s Potential for Positive Impact on U.S. Economy

By Colin Houghton In July, the search engine giant Google acknowledged that the clean energy dilemma is one of the United States’ biggest challenges moving forward,… Read the rest..

Strange Bedfellows: Wind Farm Alongside Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing Plant at Rokkasho, Japan

By Colin Houghton Since 2003, the nuclear fuel reprocessing plant in Rokkasho village, Aomori Prefecture, Japan, has shared the area with 77 large wind turbines. The… Read the rest..

Japanese Government set to reduce dependency on nuclear power

By Colin Houghton, August 29, 2011 Japan’s parliament is about to approve an historic bill on renewable energy. It hat was championed by Prime Minister Naoto… Read the rest..

Ecuador To Have Its First Wind – Goldwind Contracted!

August 23, by Colin Houghton
Ecuador is set to join the wind farm revolution. The South American country’s Electricity Corporation of Ecuador (CELEC) has signed a… Read the rest..

Intel – The Worlds Greenest Company

The hi-tech company Intel has just been ranked number one by Forbes.com among “America’s Top 10 Greenest Companies.”
Forbes cites the company’s continued shift to renewable… Read the rest..

Obama On Course To Decrease Dependance On Imported Oil

Does wind power generated energy make financial sense?

President Barack Obama says shifting the U.S. away from imported oil and toward cleaner forms of energy will add momentum to a trend that has led… Read the rest..

Water – The Business Risk To The Power Sector

When wind energy critics tell us about how intermittent, unreliable, expensive, noisy, dangerous to wildlife, or aesthetically unappealing energy created from wind is, they forget to… Read the rest..

44MW Vestas Turbines To Be Installed On New Swedish Wind Farm

On course to become the worlds largest wind turbine supplier, Vestas has received a new order of 22 wind turbines V90-2.0 MW for a new project… Read the rest..

Still Skill Shortage In UK’s Wind Industry

Despite the doubling of jobs in just 2 years in the UK wind energy sector, the Wind Industry still faces a skills shortage. According to a… Read the rest..