by Hydroswiss | Feb 2, 2018 | Microwind Energy
The renewable energy spotlight shines brightest on the latest crop of supersized wind turbines and gigantic wind farms, but the small wind sector still has a chance to plant its flag on the US energy landscape. In the latest development, the Energy Department is...
by Hydroswiss | Feb 2, 2018 | Microwind Energy
The most dispiriting thing about trying to live a more environmentally friendly lifestyle is that it is all about not doing things. We are told we have to stop flying, stop driving, stop eating meat, stop heating our houses… the list goes on and on. So it is a...
by Hydroswiss | Feb 2, 2018 | Microwind Energy
London, UK — Small wind energy systems are experiencing significant growth as the technology finally appears to be coming of age. What can big wind’s little brother conjure up to advance the role of renewable energy in today’s generation mix?...
by Hydroswiss | Feb 2, 2018 | Microwind Energy
Leaving aside distributed wind energy and micro wind turbines for the moment, the Energy Department’s new 2014 Wind Technologies Market Report (produced by our friends over at LBNL — Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory) finds that the utility-scale wind energy...
by Hydroswiss | Feb 2, 2018 | Solar Energy
Donald Trump’s decision to impose a tariff on imported solar panels will cost the US solar industry about 23,000 jobs this year and risks slowing the growth of clean energy that would help address climate change, renewable energy advocates warned. Trump has imposed a...
