Wind Power News – Page 6 of 28

Siemens say UK “Recognise the Potential of Offshore Wind Energy”

It has just been announced that manufacturing giant Siemens and the UK’s Associated British Ports are to invest a total of £310m in UK wind turbine… Read the rest..

Flying High: Blimp “BAT” for Alaska!

Alaska is considered to be the top of the world (or at least the top of the American continent) and it will soon be on top… Read the rest..

Pakistan Power

The government of Pakistan is in process of implementing no less than 30 different wind power projects as it plans to move from carbon-polluting electricity production… Read the rest..

Climate Change UK: The Signs are Obvious

The consensus view has been that global warming and carbon pollution will bring about increasingly erratic, unpredictable, volatile and more extreme weather conditions. While there have… Read the rest..

Focus on Finland

Vestas have won its largest ever wind turbine order in Finland. It will be a 99MW project using the Vestas V126-3.3MW turbines (see picture below) with… Read the rest..

The Composition of Turbine Blades

Wind turbine blades are the heart and soul of a wind turbine. Have you ever wondered what wind turbine blades are made from? In my ignorance,… Read the rest..

Solar and Wind Power Replacing Fossil Fuels: It Is a Question of When, not If.

There is no doubt that solar and wind power will totally replace gas and oil- it’s just a matter of when. This is the view presented… Read the rest..

Texas- The Renewables State

Why is Texas at the forefront of renewable energy production in the United States? Because a decade and a half ago the State had a vision… Read the rest..

Landmark International Energy Agency Study on Renewables

In a recent report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) it is shown that any country can, cost-effectively, have a high proportion of its energy generated… Read the rest..

UK Energy Minister Hypocricy

The UK Energy Minister is Michael Fallon and he has been exposed of having dual standards and being hypocritical unfairly in laying into the wind power… Read the rest..