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IKEA add New Wind Farm to their Renewable Portfolio

The closest you’ll get to wind power as you walk around any Ikea store is a free-standing floor fan. But the successful Scandinavian furniture producer and… Read the rest..

Britains Booming Wind Farm Construction

It was confirmed last week that construction of one of Britain’s biggest onshore windfarms will begin next year, 2014, and should be completed in 2 years.… Read the rest..

Significant Wind and Solar Power Growth seen in 2012

Despite the glocal recession solar and wind renewable energy continued to grow last year. according to recently released figures from the Worldwatch Research Institiute. Solar power… Read the rest..

Check Out Czech Plans for Renewables 2014

High on a wind turbine, hidden amongst the cherry orchards and the wheat fields of Eastern Czech Republic, is a painting of a raven with a… Read the rest..

Renewable Energy Storage is now more Important than Renewable Energy Generation

When the sun is shining, the winds are blowing, and demand for energy is low, all seems well in the renewable energy world. But when it’s… Read the rest..

The Biggest Wind Turbine Ever….

Just when you thought the wind industry’s obsession with size was over, and we’d reached the practical optimum in terms of wind turbine size, scientiests have… Read the rest..

Wind Power… With no Wind!

As we all know, when the wind is blowing, the electricity is generating. When it’s not, it stops. The problem of storing wind-generated energy for the… Read the rest..

Golden Age Coming for East Coast United States Offshore Wind?

It seems a match made in wind heaven: The Atlantic winds blow strong and regular against the East Coast of the States. Offshore wind harvested there… 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..