wind power
Danish author and statistician Bjorn Lomborg this week reversed his previous position that humans can do little to combat climate change, now acknowledging that climate change is "a challenge humanity must confront" and calling for global investment in cl
Clarian Technologies, the Seattle-based clean energy startup led by Chad Maglaque, aims to bring affordable solar and wind energy to homes across America based on a simple yet rev
The world's second-largest shipbuilding company, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. (SEO:042660), is planning to generate 30% of its sales from wind energy by 2020.
Vestas Wind Systems (CPH:VWS), the world's largest wind turbine manufacturer, has caused a stir throughout the renewable energy world with its announcement of massive second-quarter losses.
There has been some controversy lately about American companies using Recovery Act money to buy wind turbines made in other countries, especially China. Perhaps not coincidentally, the Department of Energy recently released its first study addressing the question of how much wind equipment is imported.
When (not if) wind power generation regains the affections of investors, here are four small companies that offer pure-play exposure to the U.S.-based sector: Broadwind Energy, Inc., (NASDAQ: BWEN); Juhl Wind, Inc.
Through its subsidiary, Google Energy, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has announced today that it has signed a 20-year deal to purchase wind power from a 114 megawatt Iowa-based wind farm owned by NextEra Energy Resources
In Central London, a landmark structure called the Strata Tower (or Strata SE1, aka the Multiplex Living Tower, Castle House, Electric Razor, or “Razor”, as it’s known locally) creates enough weather of its own that architects decided at the inception of the building plan, in 2005, to add wind tu
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