BEIJING, April 7 (Xinhua) ? China plans to expand its installed capacity of wind power to 20 billion watts by 2010, which would double the earlier official expectation, according to an article of Zhang Guobao, head of National Energy Administration

First Wind LLC filed a permit application in Maine Wednesday to build a 51 megawatt wind farm in the central part of the state

Using the wind to produce electricity has, for many decades, been little more than a footnote to energy production in the U.S. But, says the January/February 2009 issue of E – The Environmental Magazine (now posted at: www.emagazine.com), that’s all begin

A wind turbine assembly plant opening later this year in Novi could give the region’s sputtering economy a much-needed lift by creating about 250 manufacturing jobs

HAMBURG, GERMANY: Falck Renewables has ordered 15 wind power systems from Nordex with a total effective output of 37.5 MW for the San Sostene project in the region of Calabria

China’s installed wind power capacity is expected to reach 20 million kilowatts in 2009, increasing 64% from 2008, according to the organizers of the 3rd China (Shanghai) International Wind Energy Exhibition and Symposium 2009

A 15-turbine, 30-megawatt wind energy project in Searsburg and Readsboro has the support of the Vermont Public Service Board

As House Democrats begin hearings on a massive energy and climate-change bill, the president aims to turn up the volume in his push to cap greenhouse gas emissions and boost renewable alternatives to fossil fuels

WASHINGTON— The Interior Department has finalized sweeping rules that clear the way for the first offshore wind turbines to be erected along the Atlantic Coast, the most aggressive move yet from an administration that hopes to shift the nation’s offshore

HANOVER, GERMANY: Siemens Energy and EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG have signed a contract for the supply of 21 SWT 2.3-93 wind turbines for the Baltic 1 offshore wind farm