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| Wind power is also beginning to move in on developing countries REVE Wind energy is also beginning to move in on developing countries, which demonstrates that the sector is becoming increasingly competitive. According to GWEC, India installed 2139 MW, Brazil 326 MW and Mexico 316 MW. Wind power is also beginning to move ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Campaigners stage Nant y Moch wind farm protest BBC News A protest against plans for 64, 140m (459ft) tall wind turbines is being staged in the Cambrian Mountains. The demonstration, near Aberystwyth, will be led by rock climber and travel writer Jim Perrin. The Cambrian Mountains Society, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Increase the setback for wind turbines Dubuque Telegraph Herald Scott Walker propose to increase the setbacks between wind turbines and property lines to 1800 feet? Because the newest industrial wind turbines in our state are 50 stories tall. It's hard enough to imagine living next to a structure that big. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Paul Violette hearing, Sanford Willard School Math Fair, Wind Power Conference ... WLBZ-TV WEDNESDAY - Former Governor Angus King and Dr. Habib Dagher - who is leading offshore wind power research at the University of Maine - will be speaking at a conference about wind power's future in Maine. "The Maine Event" is a day of activities held by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| County studies wind energy Delmarva Now Meanwhile, Crisfield officials are hoping to build two or three large turbines -- about 300 feet tall -- on land next to the sewer plant to generate power for the facility. The city, which has already adopted its own ordinance regulating wind turbines, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| O'Malley's wind farm: a bad idea Baltimore Sun Martin O'Malley's proposal to require Maryland utilities to buy electricity at above market rates from wind turbines located in the Atlantic Ocean may create a nice green credential for an aspiring national politician, but it would be bad for Maryland ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ontario wins court ruling on wind turbines Toronto Star Ontario acted properly in setting regulations for the placement of large wind turbines, an Ontario court has decided. A Superior Court of Justice panel has rejected an application from anti-wind activists. They had sought to strike down regulations ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Industrial wind project not right for Saddleback Ridge Lewiston Sun Journal This inequity becomes particularly apparent when one quantifies how very little the wind turbines will do for Maine; these proposed 12 turbines would add only about 10 actual megawatts of power to the 33000-megawatt grid. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Energy companies trying to take advantage of us Mansfield News Journal The letter "Wind power better than coal," which appeared Feb. 18, did not discuss the cost and effect on taxpayers. A coal-fired plant produces enough electricity 24/7 for how many homes? How many wind turbines would it take to do that? ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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