Japan Robin Whitlock
Japan’s offshore wind industry needs to accelerate Research, Development and Deployment (RD&D) efforts to reduce imported energy costs and provide energy security.
Japan’s offshore wind industry needs to accelerate Research, Development and Deployment (RD&D) efforts to reduce imported energy costs and provide energy security.
The $8 billion project would be the first of its kind in the US and would link one of the nation’s largest wind farms to one of the world’s largest energy storage facilities.
Iberdrola Ingeniería and Gamesa have entered into an agreement with Honduras-based Grupo Terra to build the San Marcos wind farm in a turnkey project to cost 62 million euros.
A policy implemented by Wiltshire County Council in the UK which effectively prevented any wind turbines being constructed in the county has been overturned by central government ruling
Gamesa signed an agreement to supply 49.3 MW in wind turbine capacity to the Chinese company CGN Wind Energy, for the Chengdingsha wind farm being built in Shandong province.
A report produced by Red Eléctrica de España has shown that wind power provided the largest contribution to energy on the Spanish national grid during 2013
Total capacity worldwide represents a global slump on previous years but the technology is still hard to beat and will become increasingly competitive with fossil fuels and nuclear
The project being developed off the coast of Fukushima, Japan, will be the world’s largest floating wind farm once it’s complete
