Global wind report 2024
The global wind industry installed a record 117GW of new capacity in 2023, making it the best year ever for new wind energy, finds this year’s Global Wind Report from the Global Wind Energy Council. The
Wind Energy
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Dual purpose served
Twenty-five windmills, each 1.1 metre in width, have been installed on a Tokyo building, situated on the banks of river Sumida. These windmills also have solar panels attached on them and are,
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Renewable interest
Despite its vast potential, India is yet to come up with a renewable energy policy
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Tapping wind power
in a report entitled "North Sea Offshore Wind-A European Powerhouse', the German Wind Energy Institute has highlighted the wind power potential of five countries
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Gone with the wind
the wind energy generation in the United Kingdom is expected to be severely hit by a new legislation. Under the New Electricity Trading Arrange ments ( neta ), electricity supply should be
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Multi powered craft
The first commercial marine vessel to be powered by solar and wind energy was launched at Jervis Bay, Australia recently. The craft is scheduled to begin cruise opera tions in the Sydney harbour area
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Winds of change
Wind power is constantly emerging as a preferred source of energy the world over. Fast forward by another couple of decades and wind power is predicted to meet 10 per cent of the world's electricity
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Water from wind energy
Wind power is being used to extract water and regenerate forests in Mauritania
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Out of wind
a study conducted by the Coimbatore-based psg Science and Technology Entrepreneurial Park ( psgstep ) has said that the projected Ninth Five Year Plan target of 1,000 mw wind energy
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Wind will power Norway
A plan to build 26 windmills in Maasoey, in the northern Norwe gian county of Finnmark, has been approved, giving the go-ahead for the construction of the country's biggest windmill park, reported
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The future of energy
It has always been exciting to anticipate what the future scenario with regard to energy will be. There are already some indications of what is to come in the solar roofs of Japan and Germany, in