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Under the UK government’s new Feed-in Tariff (Clean Energy Cashback) scheme consumers can now be paid for every kilowatt hour (kWh) of electricity generated from a renewable source or low carbon sources such as solar electricity (PV) panels or wind turbines. Anyone who has already installed a renewable energy system producing electricity after July 15th 2009 is now eligible to claim the tariffs as long as they produce less than 5MW of power.
With this new incentive and a huge range of energy... [more]
In April, the UK Government introduced FITs to stimulate growth in the UK renewable energy market. The scheme promises cash rewards to homeowners, businesses and communities who install technologies for renewable energy.
The FITs entitle householders, communities and organisations that install technology renewable technology to be paid:
• £0.361 per kWh for new build installations up to 4kW
• £0.413 per kWh for retrofit installations up to 4kW
• £0.361 per kWh for installati... [more]
Wind Week 2009 from 13 to 21 June, organised by the British Wind Energy Association, is part of a world-wide campaign to raise awareness about wind energy as a free, sustainable and carbon-neutral source of electricity.
An industry expert has predicted that the green energy market is poised for a boom in demand for smaller-scale wind turbines. Rod Edwards, Technical Director at Perpetual Energy, claims that there has been a surge of interest among farmers, landowners and small businesses for ... [more]
The US wind industry is exploding. Last year, wind power accounted for over 25% of the world’s new electrical generation capacity.
The 'Ultimate Recycling Project' recycles wind turbines and sells them to farmers. Aeronautica Windpower is betting that US farmers are the perfect owners for the wind turbines being retired from the large wind farms of California as they get replaced by larger turbines.
According to the company’s industry research, over 10,000 machines that were installed dur... [more]
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