Global Wind Power – Page 28 of 56

New Green Shoots at Old Coal Port

Once upon a time the Scottish port of Methil, north of Edinburgh, was a bustling seaport and a centre for Scotland’s coal exports. As the fortunes… Read the rest..

Hypocricy in British Climate Change Government

The Department for Energy Climate Change is a major British Government Department that has a declared aim to tackle global warming. However, the Department has increased… Read the rest..

Vestas in “Plug and Play” Offshore Installation Innovation

The Danish company Vestas has pre-assembled and supplied V112 3MW turbines to the Swedish Karehamn offshore wind farm, something the manufacturer describes as a “milestone”. Why?… Read the rest..

Wind Power Mexico Conference 29-30 May 2013

Later this month the 3rd Annual Wind Power Mexico Conference will take place in Mexico City Building on the success of last year’s conference, more than… Read the rest..

Focus on Gamesa

With 18 years’ experience and more than 25,000 MW installed in 40 countries, Gamesa is one of the prime global technological leader in the wind industry,… Read the rest..

UK Minister to Unveil New Wind Farm Planning Proposals

Michael Fallon, the recently appointed Coalition minister for energy and business, will shortly publish planning protections and proposals for a scheme of what he calls “community… Read the rest..

Wind Turbine Lubrication

If you drive a car you will know that oil is a vital component to stop the engine from siezing up. A wind turbine has moving… Read the rest..

Solution To The Wind Power Battery Issue?

One of the major problems with wind power is the (in)ability to store the power generated. When it is windy, everything is fine and dandy. But… Read the rest..

Members of the European Parliament Vote for Pollution

The European Commission representing most European nations, operates a measure known as “backloading” . It is part of their store of incentives to promote the reduction… Read the rest..

Wind Farms and Peatland.

As always here at MWPS while we are pro-wind, we do not shy away from issues that should be addressed when weighing up questions such as… Read the rest..