World Wind Energy Award 2004 goes to German Minister for the Environment Jürgen Trittin and German Parliamentarian Hermann Scheer
Approx. 6500 megawatts of the Iran’s power output is produced by wind turbines
British Wind Energy Association launches its first advertising campaign
Tax credit extension puts wind industry back to work
Biggest ever development in Scotland
SaskPower International Inc. and SaskPower are proceeding with plans
Wind farms not in operation by 2008 will not be viable
Laurens Brinkhorst, Minister of Economic Affairs of the Netherlands: "give wind some wings"
Installation of NEG Micon's largest and latest wind turbine with capacity to generate 1.65 MW planned
FKI announces today its proposal to exit the DeWind turbine business it acquired in 2002.
Government considering ways of phasing out the burning of fossil fuels
Europe’s leading heritage conservation organisation criticised governments for causing serious damage to the environment
British government study finds out that wind farms wreak havoc with civilian and military radar systems
Revisions are needed, if the wind target is to be reached
Environmentalists favour the idea, but others call it downright ugly
Turbine will generate electricity and information
New questions raised concerning wind turbine safety in light of a British government study
Calculation and Data Management of Wind Farms
Public power system seen as main road block to Nebraska development
Wind energy accounts for some 0.2 percent of Finland's electricity consumption
Wind turbines provide more power and reduce maintenance costs as compared to traditional models
Aim is to power 20,000 computers by the end of 2005, cutting greenhouse gas emissions by about 4,000 tonnes annually
Indo-Danish joint venture now generates 350 MW of power through its wind farms in seven states
First wind farm project financed via CO2 trading
Welcome to Berlin!
No margin for growth next year
6,6 % share of wind turbine market no longer suffices
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