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Wind Power Gets a Favorable Breeze From the Mideast
10:00AM 3/01/2011

With oil prices soaring on the region's turmoil, alternative energy such as wind is again gaining attention. But wind technology hasn't been standing still: Its power output worldwide jumped by 22% last year. However, it's still nowhere near ready to compete with oil.
Alstom to Power Down Its Power Plant Work Force
8:00PM 10/04/2010
In a sign that large fossil-fuel power plants may be falling out of favor, French engineering company Alstom on Monday announced plans to cut 4,000 jobs in the next 17 months. Alstom cited low demand for its coal and natural-gas plants. Its renewable-energy operations won't be affected by the cuts.
Wind and Biofuel Revenues Grew in 2009, but Solar Dimmed
4:57PM 3/16/2010

Despite the world's economic woes, the global clean-energy market grew in 2009, becoming a $139.1 billion industry and the largest venture-capital category. Even so, solar revenues fell because of plunging prices.
Pint-size windmills could become a big source of power
2:15PM 12/10/2009

Larger government subsidies, rising electricity costs, fewer regulatory burdens and lower prices for these small systems are all converging to generate demand. More access to favorable financing may create the most powerful tailwind.
Blown away: China is set to become world's biggest wind power
7:45PM 10/01/2009

Holland has the windmill. Will China's new cultural icon be the 21st-century version -- the wind turbine? Moves taken by the Middle Kingdom could ultimately position the country to dwarf the United States in terms of total wind power installed and would make China far and away the globe's premier...
The world's first floating wind turbine goes on line in Norway
5:00PM 9/09/2009
Hywind, the world's first floating wind turbine, went on line this week, six miles off the coast of Stavanger, Norway. It owes its existence to two oil and gas engineers who asked, according to Sjur Bratland, the Hywind project manager, "Why not? Why not do it?"
StatoilHydro, the Norwegian oil...
When air-conditioning actually gets you better gas mileage
4:07PM 8/12/2008
When I was learning how to drive, I was taught that air-conditioning was this enormous drag on gas mileage. I might as well be towing around an anvil behind the car. If I wanted better gas mileage I had to use the wind from the window.Now it turns out that's not quite right. An air conditioner can...
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