Illinois Pushes To Reach 25% Renewables

Governor Pat Quinn announces deals for nine projects to provide clean power to major utilities, who must hit 25% renewables by 2025. Read more →
Wind Study Aims To Improve Forecasts

Researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Lab are delving into wind behavior aloft, seeking insights that will help improve forecasts for wind-power plants. Read more →
Feds Seek Maryland Offshore Wind Ideas

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement is seeking proposals to develop offshore wind projects in the Maryland area. Read more →
Efacec Ships 1st US Built Transformer

Efacec is celebrating the first shipment of a US-made wind power transformer, built at its plant in Georgia, for use at the Red Mesa wind-farm in New Mexico. Read more →
Oregon Wind Developer Gets 1st Customers

Two OR dairy farms and a CA construction company have signed to host small wind turbines, generating price-controlled electricity for themselves and Xzeres. Read more →
Vertical Axis Urban Turbines Go Global

Cleanfield, a Toronto start-up, has installed its city-friendly vertical axis wind turbines in U.S., Canada, Slovenia, China and Ireland, and soon, the UK. Read more →
New Wind Power For Michigan In 2011

Michigan, a lagging wind producer, will see a big boost in 2011 with the construction of a 200-megawatt power plant in Gratiot County. Read more →
Wind Turbines May Benefit Farm Crops

Preliminary findings of a new study indicate that wind turbines on farmlands may benefit crops by helping corn and soybeans fend off fungus and suck up CO2. Read more →
Inside A Wind Farm Empire Control Center

Iberdrola Renewables, one of the largest wind power providers, runs its wind farm empire from a single control room. Come with us on a tour of this operation. Read more →
China Defends Wind Power Subsidies

Responding to U.S. charges of trade-rule violations, China says its wind subsidies comply with agreements and are a key to sustainable development. Read more →




