With reference to our special report on China, distributed with the November issue of Windpower Mont...
UNITED STATES: A wind turbine rotor blade scheduled for replacement in the US by manufacturer Suzlon...
Closing the gap between demand for wind power equipment and its supply has this year been a main foc...
FRANCE: A newly established and wholly owned French subsidiary of Dutch firm Blue H is being entrust...
UK: Five major international energy companies are collaborating in a £30 million research and develo...
In China, meeting government targets for installed wind power capacity does not necessarily mean tha...
The drive train, or power train, is the system that sits between the rotor, which concentrates wind ...
The growing size of the wind power market is prompting an increasing number of electrical manufactur...
Danish turbine supplier Vestas has opened its Asia research and development (R&D) centre at Fusi...
A preliminary study into minimising the use of warning lights on wind turbines in Germany -- a poten...
One of the key challenges in building the large generators that wind turbines without gearboxes requ...
Denmark's SSP Technology has signed its first turnkey contract with a Chinese firm. Under the deal i...
China's government has confirmed plans to subsidise domestic wind equipment research and development...
GERMANY: GE Wind has begun series production of its 2.5 MW turbine at its Salzbergen works in German...
Germany's Repower Systems has unveiled its new 3.3 MW wind turbine, a further development of its 1.5...
Wind turbines can disturb radar images and put both civil and military aircraft at risk, but researc...
The advent of large scale serial production of wind turbines, the need to further reduce wind plant ...
After years being considered a technology on the brink of commercial success, sodar systems for use ...
Looked at face on, most of the world's wind turbines rotate clockwise. LM Glasfiber, the world's lar...
Norwegian technology start-up ChapDrive has erected an old Vestas 225 kW turbine at Norway's Valsnes...