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
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CHILE
You can't tilt against these windmills. A good wind has literally swept into the lives of the inhabitants of Chile's Coquimbo region as 31 windmills have been set spinning to pump water. Some of the
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The power of the zephyr
The government is sowing the wind for energy, attracting investments with the promise of fiscal felicity.
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The power of the zephyr
The government is sowing the wind for energy, attracting investments with the promise of fiscal felicity
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Blowing with the wind
ONE of the more remarkable and result-oriented activities of the Union Ministry of Non-conventional energy Sources (MNES) has been its wind energy-schemes. The objective of this programme- to create
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Riding the wind
Wind energy promises a refreshing breather, providing a low cost and ecofriendly alternative
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UNION MINISTRY OF NON-CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES Block No 14, CGO Complex Lodhi Road New Deihi 110 003 INDIAN RENEWABLE ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AGENCY LTD 3, Ring Road Kilokri New Delhi 110
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Gone with the wind
Windmills installed by the Union ministry of non-conventional energy in the Amritsar district of Punjab to pump water for irrigation have turned a last dance. According to G S Dhillon of the Thapar
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Wind for BHEL's sails
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) has entered into a technical collaboration with Nordex A/S of Denmark in a major effort to expand its wind-powered electricity generation equipment. BHEL has its
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Fighting for survival
Following economic liberalisation, India's largest power equipment manufacturer BHEL is diversifying and exploring renewable energy technologies in order to meet the stiff competition it faces from multinationals.
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UK environmentalists tilt at windmills
The setting up of windmills in the British countryside has sparked off a heated debate because some conservationists contend they are economically unviable and a blot on the landscape.