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Wind Energy News
AEE believes that a moratorium on wind energy threatening industrial wind ...
of the Royal Decree, the Association (AEE) wants to show his concern for a measure that jeopardizes wind turbines industry and jeopardizes the future development of this important wind energy sector, as well as over 30000 people employed in it.
Gamesa, Department of Energy announce wind energy partnership
Gamesa Technology Corp. said Friday that it will collaborate with the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory to develop the next generation of wind turbines for the US The Spanish wind energy company has its North American
Inside Climate News
echoing Obama's warning that without greater federal support America would cede its wind, solar or advanced battery industries to manufacturers in those countries. Construction of the Alta Wind Energy Center in the Mojave Desert , in Calif.
Valley Center's Victoriano Mendoza Partners With Clean Green Nation
Mendoza will begin his work with Clean Green Nation effective immediately. To learn more about Valley Center eco friendly living, energy efficient home upgrades, affordable wind energy and more, visit http://victorianom.cleangreennation.com.
Clean Green Nation Partners With Jane Burnett in Texas
She will help the company educate people on energy and environmental issues, as well as offer products in the areas of lighting, solar, wind, energy efficiency, batteries, emergency items and more. "I share Clean Green Nation's mission of educating
Rainelle Harrell of Connecticut Partners With Clean Green Nation
Harrell will begin her work with Clean Green Nation effective immediately. To learn more about West Haven eco friendly living, energy efficient home upgrades, affordable wind energy and more, visit http://rainelleh.cleangreennation.com.
Al Franken, federal energy official tour U of M wind station
Al Franken and Deputy Secretary of Energy Daniel Poneman are in Rosemount today touring the University of Minnesota's wind energy research station. The research station includes a 415-foot, 2.5-megawatt wind turbine and a 426-foot meteorological
EPA Receives EISs for Natural Gas Pipeline Operation, Traffic Congestion
20120010) regarding the Searchlight Wind Energy Project and a proposal for a right-of-way grant to develop and operate a 200-megawatt wind energy facility in Clark County. Contact Gregory Helseth at 702/515-5173. OREGON: The EPA has received a draft
Weekend Reading 1/27/12
The proprietor of Café Solstice, one of my favorite Seattle coffee shops, turned me on to this alternative wind energy harvesting technology. Stalks! Gigantic cattails that sway in the breeze! Wind power without the blades. They're quite stunning, IMO,
Spain Halts Renewable Subsidies to Curb $31 Billion of Debts
Spain was an early mover in developing renewables plants, and support for wind energy helped Iberdrola become the world's biggest producer of clean power, with plants in the US and Brazil. The industry sustains about 110000 Spanish jobs, according to
The Guardian (blog)
The commitment to the development of wind energy by Chinese companies is unparalleled: by the end of 2011, wind power accounted for 45GW of generation capacity, more than in the US. Renewable energy is clearly an engine for growth.
pv magazine
A note is made about in Rösler's paper: "In contrast to the scenarios given in the Energy Concept, the BMU Lead Study is working on the basis of an almost identical expansion of onshore wind energy (an additional 2500 megawatts), while photovoltaics
Kansas tops for wind turbines under construction
By Anonymous AP A new report from the American Wind Energy Association shows Kansas is leading the nation in the number of wind turbines under construction. The wind industry's fourth-quarter report shows Kansas has 663 turbines under construction.
