All Posts Tagged With: "Wind Energy"

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Rajasthan to attract Rs8,000 cr investment in renewable energy

“Suzlon Gujarat Wind Park Ltd, with a proposed investment of Rs 4,910 crore leads the table followed by Enercon (India) Ltd and Wish Wind Infrastructure Ltd with an investment of Rs1,072 crore and Rs888 crore respectively,” a source said.

2Dec2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Jet Engine-Like Wind Turbines for Cheaper Wind Energy

The system has static blades in front called stator through which air passes to reach the moving blade called rotor. Air emerges from the other side slowed down; the shroud directs more fast-moving air into the structure and when it mixes with slow-moving air, a low-pressure area is created, sucking more air into the blades.

2Dec2008 | | 1 comment | Continued
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Tatas to invest more in wind power

“We will be making investments in wind power sector to take the production capacity to 500MW from the 200MW. We have started to concentrate more renewable energy and are planning to increase our production capacity from the present 14 percent to 25 percent in the next couple of years,” said Tata Power managing director Prasad R Menon.

29Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Planned wind park to supply electricity to 30,000 households

“People’s worries are mostly rooted in insufficient knowledge of wind parks. We would like to debunk the myths that our opponents are spreading,” said Tomáš Lacko, an authorized representative of Green Energy Slovakia. SITA

28Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Oklahoma City to host state’s first wind energy conference

“We had been looking at the explosion of wind energy in Oklahoma and that report solidified Oklahoma’s standing as a national leader,” Strong said. “That report showed that Oklahoma would either be the national leader or would be second to Texas.”

25Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Renewable Energy – Sources That Never Get Exhausted

As you can see, there are various renewable energy sources available to us as an alternative to fossil fuels. There are many advantages to them among the most popular being that they will not deplete in supply, meaning they will be around forever. Renewable energy sources are not new. They have been utilized in some way for many years. Unfortunately, low fossil fuel prices have stunted renewable energy’s popularity and growth in the United States. But an increasing awareness of human and environmental concerns, as well as, a need to find non-exhaustible energy sources, will keep it as a mainstay for the future.

24Nov2008 | | 7 comments | Continued
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DIY Cheap Wind Power

DIY Wind Power

22Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Wind Farm – Mr Mayor this would show you are a man with Vision.

What’s more, this inexhaustible domestic resource helps break our dependency on gas and other fuels to fire our generators. Unlike oil, we can’t run out of wind. Plus there’s no geopolitical “risk premium” we have to pay… there is no OPEC breathing down our neck… no taxes or royalties we have to pay anyone. As a bonus, wind is inflation proof — once you build the plant, your energy cost is virtually fixed — no surprises from volatile fuel prices.

22Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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International research project focusing on the impact of wind power development is up and running

“We are trying to come up with a method that is efficient and scientifically robust,” Hale said. “The research won’t be applied exclusively to Texas but to all of North America.”

20Nov2008 | | 0 comments | Continued
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Nation’s top Environmental Group and Wind Power companies launches joint initiative

This joint collaboration will be called as AWWI (American Wind WildLife Institute) . AWWI’s mission is to facilitate timely and responsible development of wind energy while protecting wildlife and wildlife habitat. They will be achieving this mission through research,mapping,mitigation and public education on best practices in wind farm siting and habitat protection.

19Nov2008 | | 1 comment | Continued
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