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- Category: Industry News
The Ukrainian people today, 20 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, have the ability to be completely self sufficient with their electricity production through the use of renewable energy sources and means of increased energy efficiency.
- Category: Industry News
Leading figures from the renewable energy industry have met in India to discuss the development of wind energy, as the Indian government aims to adopt more sustainable power sources.
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Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz of Pakistan has said that the government is looking for power generation from all possible sources, including wind energy, and the country will be producing 100 megawatt wind energy by June this year.
- Category: Industry News
The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), an international body on wind energy, will launch its chapter in India to promote the development and growth of wind power in the country. Brussels-headquartered GWEC has presence in the US, Europe, Australia, China and Japan and brings together national and international wind energy associations, policy makers, manufacturers and industries in this sector.
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With energy independence and renewable energy development a legislative priority for Congressional leaders, the introduction of another renewable energy legislative proposal made its way to the Senate floor last week. Senator Kent Conrad's (D-ND) bill, called Breaking Our Long-term Dependence (BOLD) Energy Act, includes a five-year extension of the wind energy production tax credit.
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During the fifth annual offshore conference in London, the BWEA, together with Renewables East, the renewable energy agency for the East of England, released new research which shows that the offshore wind industry is at a critical crossroads.
- Concern over lack of additional support for offshore wind
- UK onshore wind energy to power over 3 million homes by 2010
- Ontario takes the political lead in renewable energy development
- Continued growth of wind energy in the USA
- BWEA launches one-stop shop for small-scale wind systems
- WindEnergy Study 2006
- BWEA statement on Whinash decision
- Canada’s wind energy industry shatters growth records
- Taiwan Wind Energy Association founded
- US wind industry ends most productive year
- Sharp growth in North American wind power
- UN Climate Conference should give highest priority to renewable energy
- BWEA response to Energy Review announcement
- Ten year review of the international wind power industry
- New report confirms UK has best wind in Europe
- Framework for guiding offshore wind energy development in the USA
- Wind energy in the USA is the fastest growing energy source
- UK Ministry of Defence lifts objections to wind energy projects
- US energy bill extends wind power incentive through 2007
- Wind has become a mainstream energy source
- 2005 already a record year for Canada
- Wind energy companies hope for support
- Wind development in Sweden grows by 10MW
- BTM report reveals rise in global wind energy capacity
- R&D essential to create platform for growth for Europe
- Renewable energy company stocks boosted by ‘Kyoto Effect’
- US wind industry continues expansion
- Wind power continues to grow in 2004 in the EU
- Public embrace wind power on day Kyoto comes into force
