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University of Sheffield engineers may have found a way to make wind power cheaper. The university engineers have developed a…
The floating wind turbine is located off the coat of Japan’s Fukushima Prefecture. The world’s largest floating offshore wind turbine…
Viaducts could be the ideal location for wind turbines, study finds. Unlike solar energy, which can be installed on land,…
An unusually windy day enabled Demark to reach all of its electricity needs with power to spare. Last week, the…
WeatherEnergy has revealed wind electricity output in Scotland more than doubled in June. The most recent figures from last month…
SunEdison finalizes financing of wind energy projects and begins construction SunEdison, the world’s largest renewable energy company, has announced that…
IWEA says wind power is responsible for Ireland staying on track to meet its renewable energy target. According to new…
GE is showing off its new wind turbine design. After two years of working on a new turbine design to…
A new program allows cooperative members to power up electric or hybrid vehicles with electricity generated by wind. Great River…
E.ON invests in the Rampion Wind Farm German utility E.ON has partnered with the United Kingdom’s Green Investment Bank in…
Offshore wind is finally becoming a reality in the United States Offshore wind energy has become quite popular in Europe,…
An innovative company wants to change how energy is generated from wind. Spanish tech startup Vortex Bladeless is taking a…
The offshore wind sector in the U.S. is slow going compared to other regions in the world. Wind energy turbines…
Proposed wind energy project in the Netherlands could redefine renewable energy generation. A new project, The Dutch Windwheel, is a…
State begins showing more favor for solar energy Wind energy is losing steam in Vermont. In the past, wind energy…
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