Global Wind Power – Page 21 of 56

UK Energy Minister Reverses View on Onshore Wind Farms

Greg Barker, the UK Coalition Energy & Climate Change Minister has declared that the rush to develop on-shore wind farms is “over” and has damaged the… Read the rest..

Does Wind Power Increase Carbon Emissions? Of Course Not!

It’s always quite amusing to see critics of wind power jump on some piece of dodgy reporting, or half-baked so-called research, and use it to further… Read the rest..

World’s Largest Wind Turbine About to be Tested in Scotland

It’s an interesting and exciting time in Scotland for the wind business: The world’s largest and most powerful installed wind turbine will be ready for testing… Read the rest..

Belwind: Belgiums Finest Is Invisible from Land

Alstom and Belgian developer, Belwind, have signed an agreement of cooperation to install, connect to the grid, operate and maintain one Haliade 150 6MW wind turbine… Read the rest..

World Wind Industry Threatened by US Shale Gas Exports

The setting was the Cape Town International Convention, South Africa. The occasion was Windaba 2013, the third wind industry conference presented by the SA Wind Energy… Read the rest..

New Wind Farms for The Phillipines

A very small percentage of the total energy output of the Phillipines is from wind power, but the country wind energy sector has significant potential and… Read the rest..

Starry Starry Night Spoiled by Wind Turbines?

So what’s the connection between stars in a clear night sky, and wind turbines? I would have thought very little. A strong wind turning the blades… Read the rest..

Britain Playing Grid Catch-Up

A failure to invest in Britain’s 70 year old grid has meant that the boom in its wind power electricty generation is not being taken full… Read the rest..

First Council-Owned Wind Farm in UK

This week, Bristol’s mayor, George Ferguson, unveiled the UK’s very first Local Council owned and operated wind farm at Avonmouth, South West England, known as the… Read the rest..

China Will Remain Wind Power Market Leader for next Seven Years

The research and consulting firm, GlobalData, have reported that despite a slowed growth rate, China will still be the largest wind power market in 2020. It… Read the rest..