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India’s Wind Prediction Directive will Harm Industry

India’s Central Electricity Regulatory Commission imposed an order this month requiring wind farms to predict electricity output one day ahread. Does that seem to be a… Read the rest..

Germany: Very Much Pro-Wind and Anti-Nuclear

After the Fukushima nuclear disaster, rejection of nuclear power has become a cross-party consensus in Germany. That is most unusual compared to other European countries: Most… Read the rest..

Choosing Wind Power for Surat City, India

in Gujerati, Indiam the Surat city Municipal Corporation (SMC) has saved so much on the cost of electricity generation by wind power that it has set… Read the rest..

Hooray Hooray for the London Array!

On 4 July, the British Prime Minister, David Cameron opened the London Array and said it was “a great day for Britain and a big win… Read the rest..

China Seeks Scottish Offshore Expertise

Today in Beijing, a contract was signed that will see the Scottish renewable energy consultancy, SgurrEnergy employed to provide strategic advice and expert support for the… Read the rest..

Global Wind Day Events

Looking back two weeks after Global Wind Power Day, 15 June, it is great to see just how many countries and organisations took part to celebrate… Read the rest..

How to Retire Wind Turbines

While most people are focused on the creation of new wind farm sites, and deciding which are the most efficient new turbines to install there, what… Read the rest..

Danish Pensioners Support Offshore Wind Power!

Perhaps that’s a slightly misleading headline, but the fact is a Danish pension company (responsible for taking and investing pension payments from those in employment to… Read the rest..

UK Government New Incentives for Wind Farms

The UK Government has presented new Wind Farm Planning Guidance which will enable local opposition to reject proposed wind farms. However the Government still considers that… Read the rest..

Gamesa Drop Plans for 5.5MW Platform

Gamesa has decided not to progress with the prototype construction of its 5.5MW turbine, and instead will concentrate on the 5MW machine being which is being… Read the rest..