I’m excited to have been hired by Xzeres Corp. (microwind) to help out with some marketing actions. I propose to start by compiling a few case studies, documenting on camera the success of residential customers and those in different industries …
Category: Wind Energy
Siemens Installing Enormous Quantities of Off-shore Wind
Siemens, the German industrial giant, just completed the installation of a platform in the North Sea that will link two large offshore wind farms and transmit the power (ultimately 6.2 gigawatts) to the mainland, powering 500,000 homes with wind energy. …
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Sketchy Concept in Microwind
Frequent commenter Tim Kingston came across this microwind concept in Gizmag and sent it to me. A man of few words, he writes: “FYI.” Thanks as always, Tim. Here’s my take: The wind conditions in 99% of the places this …
Airborne Wind Turbines
In my first phone call with 2GreenEnergy associate Dr. Peter Lilienthal, he made a remark I’ll never forget: “If you don’t care what you pay for it, Craig, I’ll find you all the renewable energy you could possibly want.” He …
What’s Not Wrong with Wind
A reader by the name of Jerry sent in this article “What’s Not Wrong with Wind” and suggested that it would amplify some of the points I made in my recent piece “Is Wind a Scam?” Thanks, Jerry.
Tagged with: Wind Energy
Is the Wind Energy Industry a Scam?
A friend sent me a long and scathing attack on the wind energy industry and writes: “From friends in Connecticut—This has a lot of right wing “anti-green” rhetoric, but how much is factual?” Thanks very much. Good to hear from …
Tagged with: Ben Lieberman, energy and environmental issues, Energy Fact Check, environmental damage, Heritage Foundation, pollution, wind energy industry, wind energy is a tax scam, wind power subsidy, wind turbines kill birds, windmills produce less energy before they break down than the energy it took to make them
From Guest Blogger Tina Samuels: Which States are Getting Wind Energy Right?
According to the American Wind Energy Association, the last quarter of 2012 brought the total wind installations for 2012 to 13,131 megawatts of power. This influx of new power extends the total of cumulative wind capacity for the United States …
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Looking for a Renewable Energy Solution on Jamaica
I had a pleasant surprise yesterday, when an old friend from my wife’s horse-breeding business (in fact, the very first person who ever bought a horse from us) unexpectedly contacted me on 2GreenEnergy. He’s an affluent Jamaican who was looking …
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Tagged with: business, energy, Jamaica, kiloWatt-hour, renewable, Renewable Energy, sustainable energy, technology
From Guest Blogger Heather Legg: Is Wind Energy Getting Blown Away?
Wind energy – maybe one thinks of old wooden windmills and tulips when they think of wind energy, but reality shows new state of the art wind turbines that have the capacity to power around 250 homes from a single …
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Cute Little Wind Turbine on North Carolina's Outer Banks
My mother and I spent a wonderful day together on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, our destination for the wedding of my eldest nephew, and the eldest of Mom’s five grandchildren. Our task for the day was to find …
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Tagged with: Coastal, North Carolina, Outer Bank, Outer Banks of North Carolina, United States, wind farm, wind power, wind turbine
