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- view websiteProtocol Energy to start construction of 15MW wind park
Ecuadorian Villonaco Wind Power, of which Canadian alternative energy generator Protocol Energy owns 80%, will begin construction this month of a 15MW… Read More »
- view websiteGE Wind Power Grows to 166 MW in Germany
GE Energy added to it's wind portfolio in Germany - now standing at 166 MW - when it acquired a 12 MW, 8 turbine (GE 1.5 MW turbines) wind farm in Germany… Read More »
- view websiteShell Unveils $1bn Developments in Alternative Energy
Reading a bit like a press release or promotional release, this article covers some of Shell's efforts in the areas of wind, solar and biofuel energy… Read More »
- view websiteGeothermal energy booms in Germany
A look at the state of geothermal energy in Germany and its penetration into the consumer market there which has increased due to an escalation in energy… Read More »
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