Increase energy research by ending the wind subsidy The U.S. does many things well, but one thing we do better than any other country is innovation through basic research. Matter of fact, it’s hard to think of an important technological advancement since World War II that has not involved at least some form of government-sponsored … Continue reading Increase energy research by ending the wind subsidy→
Texas Is Drowning in Wind Energy Texas has made a massive investment in wind power, and the turbines are starting to move. 18,000 megawatts (MW) of wind generation capacity are already up and running, and 5,500 more are coming soon. But there’s a problem: It’s hard to build the infrastructure to get all that energy … Continue reading Texas Is Drowning in Wind Energy→
As wind energy company looks to link to Brayton Point, ceremony planned for bill signing SOMERSET — Gov. Charlie Baker, at a Statehouse ceremony at 1:30 p.m. Monday, will sign the landmark energy bill that for the SouthCoast carries the incentive that 1,600 megawatts of offshore wind energy be created in the next decade. The … Continue reading As wind energy company looks to link to Brayton Point, ceremony planned for bill signing→
Vestas & EDF Renewable Energy Team Up For 160 MW Wind Farm In United States Leading wind turbine manufacturer Vestas has received a 160 MW wind turbine order from leading independent power producer EDF Renewable Energy. Vestas announced the firm and unconditional order for 80 2.0 MW turbines that will qualify for the United States’ … Continue reading #Vestas & #EDF Renewable Energy Team Up For 160 MW Wind Farm In United States→
NY energy plan includes wind, nuclear power ALBANY — New York state committed last year to generating half of its energy from renewable sources like wind and solar by the year 2030. Now comes the hard part: figuring out how to do it. Several big decisions in the next few weeks could fill in some … Continue reading NY energy plan includes wind, nuclear power→
Lubbock load not enough to fill the sails of panhandle wind Shareables Wind development in the Texas Panhandle continues to be strong despite low natural gas prices and a saturated renewable energy credit market. Recommended transmission options to integrate Lubbock Power & Light into the ERCOT system reduce the risk of negative pricing … Continue reading #Lubbock load not enough to fill the sails of panhandle wind→
European wind energy is now cheaper than nuclear power Wind energy has officially overtaken nuclear power as the most affordable energy option – at least in countries surrounding the North Sea. In nearby European nations, the cost of wind is now 30 percent lower than nuclear, a promising development in the push for renewable energy … Continue reading European wind energy is now cheaper than nuclear power→
Clean energy is at a critical turning point, and wind and solar may not be enough Last week at the North American Leaders’ Summit featuring President Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, the three nations announced a goal of generating 50 percent of North America’s electricity from “clean” sources … Continue reading Clean energy is at a critical turning point, and wind and solar may not be enough→
Cheap natural gas, high wind output stifle SPP power prices: report Low natural gas prices and high wind output pushed down real-time average locational marginal prices in the Southwest Power Pool in the spring, compared with the winter and with spring 2015, the SPP said Wednesday. SPP’s internal market monitor filed on Wednesday a Quarterly … Continue reading Cheap natural gas, high wind output stifle SPP power prices: report→
In California, Solar and Wind Boost the Price of Frequency Regulation More intermittent wind and solar power could mean bigger markets for frequency regulation and energy storage. California has been seen as one of the less lucrative markets for frequency regulation, the business of using power plants, batteries, chillers, pumps and other energy resources to … Continue reading In California, Solar and Wind Boost the Price of #Frequency #Regulation→
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