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Kansas is dedicated to the power of the wind |
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LINCOLN -- Kansas -- the "Saudi Arabia of wind" -- can be proud of leading a "Made in America" energy policy that uses homegrown natural resources, Gov. Kathleen Sebelius said Thursday. Wind power is not only terrific for the economy, but "it's terrific for our security and it's good for our planet," the governor told a large crowd gathered for the formal dedication of The Smoky Hills Wind Project. The dedication took place at the headquarters of the wind turbine farm located south of Lincoln, along Interstate Highway 70. |
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GE Poised to Meet Region's Soaring Renewable Energy Needs |
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SALZBERGEN, Germany-- GE Energy today announced it has already received more than one gigawatt of commitments for its 2.5xl wind turbine over the next year and a half. That represents enough clean, wind-generated electricity to meet the needs of more than one million German households. |
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United Steelworkers Urges Congressional Action on Energy Tax Incentives |
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Congress will miss an important opportunity to give the U.S. economy a much needed boost if they
fail to extend the renewable energy tax credits for wind, solar and biomass, the United Steelworkers (USW) said today. |
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Northern Power raises over US$ 50 million |
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Northern Power Systems, Inc. has announced that its parent company, Wind Power Holdings, Inc, has completed an additional round of financing with net proceeds of approximately US$ 37 million to support the growth and development of Northern Power's wind turbine business.
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Will Congress Extend Solar And Wind Tax Credits |
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Evolution Solar's CEO, Robert Kaapke expects 2008 to be a record setting year for both solar and wind. With the tax credits set to expire at the end of 2008, "(Solar installers) don't want to go beyond the December 31st deadline, so everybody's trying to jam-pack their orders in before the end of the year," said Kenedi of Sharp Electronics, the largest U.S. producer of solar panels. |
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