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Green energy not ready to replace fossil fuels
Germany has led the way on the use of solar and wind energy for years but will now build 10 new brown coal fired power stations over the next two years. Their electricity prices have rocketed because of their use of unreliable solar and wind energy. A number ...
The Progressive Pulse
WILMINGTON – Earlier today, the US Department of the Interior announced that it has defined three Wind Energy Areas off the coast of North Carolina which total 307,590 acres. The possibility of offshore wind development for the state intensified after a study ...
PennEnergy (press release)
According to the American Wind Energy Association, the wind industry now has a combined energy capacity of 61,946 megawatts after installing 835 MW during the first two quarters of 2014. Fishermen's Energy anticipates spending the grant funds to develop ...
Energy Digital
Investments in a large-scale wind energy network in Texas total around $7 billion and span some 4,000 miles. Wind generates more than 12,000 MW for the state and ranks first in the nation for wind power capacity by a wide margin. The rapid growth of wind ...
Wind energy is another notch in the belt of Texas achievement
Yet Texas has another somewhat unknown title in the world of energy production. According to a report from the American Wind Energy Association, Texas produces the highest amount of electricity from wind in the nation, and it wins by a substantial amount.
Military lets the sun shine with clean energy program to cut costs, upgrade security
The company has grown into one of the top 10 wind energy builders in America and the company expanded two years ago into solar energy. As a disabled veteran, de Vos can now qualify TVIG and American Helios for the government's small business, ...
US unveils trio of offshore prizes
The Department of the Interior said each of the three wind energy areas has been designed to make available areas that are attractive for commercial offshore wind development, while also protecting important viewsheds, sensitive habitats and resources and ...
Feds designate 3 North Carolina offshore wind areas
The Interior Department said Monday that it had identified three areas off the coast of North Carolina for possible wind energy development. The designated areas total more than 300,000 acres, according to Interior's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management ...
IRS guidance relaxes renewable energy tax credit
The new guidance released Friday by the IRS and Treasury Department could provide a boost to developers and investors in the wind energy industry, who up until recently were uncertain how much they would be able to rely on federal credits, the Wall ...
Energy: Morocco's clean windfall
File Photo©Reuters Morocco is steaming ahead with its plan to generate a substantial load of its electricity from renewable sources. The first 44 of 131 wind turbines at one of Africa's largest wind farms in Tarfaya, southwest Morocco, went on line in April.
UPI.com
Marubeni in April acquired a 50 percent stake in the project from its counterparts at DONG Energy Inc., a Danish company focused on offshore wind energy development. The Japanese company said it reached an agreement with a consortium of British ...
New offshore wind project fishing to be first in U.S.
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Wind Program will provide the Fishermen's Energy Atlantic City Wind Farm with up to $47 million in federal grants over the next four years for an offshore wind energy demonstration pilot project.
Indiana should embrace cleaner energy
More than 10 states are already reducing carbon emissions by 10 percent or more from wind energy alone, including Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska. The health benefits of generating electricity in a cleaner way will be enormous. A recent study by the Indiana ...
