EverGreen Investment and WinwinD have inked a wind power agreement to test and deliver a next-generation wind turbine, which will be erected in Finland’s Raahe City harbor.
Philippines Department of Energy (DOE) announced that it expects to energize nearly 2,650 additional houses in the country’s remote areas by utilizing solar energy. The DOE will pursue the solar energy project after attaining success in the Village Electrification program.
Germany has donated nearly $4 million to support Morocco’s Solar Energy Project. Germany’s Foreign Minister, Guido Westerwelle, made the announcement about the $4 million donation and stated that renewable energy sources were vital for better energy practices in North Africa and Europe.
Mass Megawatts Wind Power, a developer of wind power technology solutions, announced that it has introduced a latest blade design for the Multi-Axis Turbosystem (MAT).
Environment Scrutiny Task Group announced that renewable energy is likely to be utilized to power the buildings of Gloucestershire County Council (GCC) in order to decrease carbon emissions and to save money.
Fluid Process Equipment, a provider of solutions for fluid handling needs, announced that it has installed 90 solar panels that will help in decreasing electricity costs by over 50%. Ross Draper, the company’s engineer, led the research in finding whether alternative energy might provide cost savings.
Fluor Corporation, a company specializing in engineering, procurement and construction management (ECPM) projects, has been chosen by the Department of Energy (DoE), to undertake a field study for developing a solar park in Northern Cape, South Africa.
The Azimut project, involving 11 companies ands 22 research centers from Spain as well as a number of major companies such as Acciona Windpower and Gamesa, is expected to develop a 15 MW offshore wind turbine to overtake the 10 MW power production capability of Aerogenerator X currently under development in the UK.
China is quickly emerging as a global destination for wind energy market.
Airbus and TAM Airlines have completed their first ever flight utilizing biofuel produced from Jatropha. The exercise conducted in Latin America utilized an Airbus A320 plane powered by CFM56 engines and used 50% mix of locally procured Jatropha-based bio-kerosene along with regular aviation kerosene.
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