Survey of 163 of experts sees turbine size going up, costs coming down.
Microsoft has announced its largest ever wind energy deal to power its cloud data centre in Wyoming, USA
Danish energy giant has confirmed plans to sell its oil and gas business as part of the company's "strategic transformation" into a global leader in renewable energy.
The latest figures show that 52 percent of the country’s energy needs – including electricity, heating, and fuel – are met by renewables. This is the highest of any EU country.
Last year, renewable energy accounted for more than half of all new forms of power generation produced worldwide. It's an unprecedented milestone for our civilization - one that points to a bright future for solar and wind power.
The wind-hydro plant will be the first of its kind, and it’s set to be fully operational by 2018.
The technology marks a big step toward energy independence for Japan, which currently imports 84 percent of its power
The island nation of Cape Verde has pledged to power the entire country with nothing but renewable energy by the year 2020, and vowed to help other African states work towards the same goal in future.
The Block Island Offshore Wind Project has just finished construction, and is on track to meet its November opening schedule. The wind farm will provide electricity to 17,000 homes.
The farm, off the coast of Grimsby, will span 480km2 and provide power to 1.8M homes.
On Aug. 7, Scotland’s wind turbines produced 106 percent of the electricity used nationwide on that day.
Wind energy has officially overtaken nuclear power as the most affordable energy option at least in the countries surrounding the North Sea.
Victoria's most productive wind farm generating enough power for 140,000 households will be built in the south-west. The $650 million wind farm, to be built near Dundonnell, will have 96 turbines.
The average cost of electricity generated by solar and wind technologies could decrease dramatically, diminishing and, in some cases, eliminating the price barrier for renewable energies, according to a new report.
Siemens and Spain's Gamesa have agreed to combine their wind-turbine manufacturing businesses, creating a company with the biggest installed capacity worldwide in a move that speeds consolidation of the industry.
