Britain will manufacture the world’s largest wind turbine blades, thanks to grants for offshore wind energy firms arranged by the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC)

A recent report on the wind energy industry in India reveals that turbine prices have always been lower than the global average

Ontario expects to cover the total cost and provide “a reasonable rate of return”

Strathclyde engineers are helping to develop and demonstrate a new monitoring system that could reduce the cost of generating electricity from offshore wind farms

(BWEA) has responded to a study carried out by the RSPB which suggested that building wind farms in areas where birds of conservation concern breed in high densities could lead to a significant decline in numbers

A day after Gov. Mark Parkinson raised the stakes in the national fight over a renewable energy standard, members of the Kansas congressional delegation responded with varying positions

Excuse local economic developers for not being as excited about the recent flood of positive press for the Muskegon-based WindTronics residential wind turbine as they are in Windsor, Ontario

Cyprus has moved closer to reaching the European Union’s renewable energy target by 2020

Grid operators and utilities in countries around the globe are grappling with the new challenge of incorporating large amounts of variable renewables, such as wind power, onto their systems

History may judge Cape Cod renewable-energy initiatives sooner than many expected