Articles Tagged with the word ‘wind’

 
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/ Renewable Energy

11 Feb 2013

 

Ambitious plans will create thousands of additional jobs

 
UK First to Make Green from Green
 

/ Archive, Innovation, Renewable Energy

14 Dec 2010

 

Energy from the wind will soon be used to make devices that capture the power of the sun

 

A Growing Well Known Secret

 
 

Archive

04 May 2010

 

Designed by inventor Rupert Sweet-Escott the Secret Energy Turbine or S.E.T is a wind turbine that looks like a chimney pot and works silently.

 

Incentives for Green Power

 
 

Archive

09 Feb 2010

 

The UK Government has just announced income tax benefits for all domestic power users who install wind and solar power who feed their surplus back into the national grid.

 

Watch The Birdie

 
 

Archive

26 Jan 2010

 

Now there is a rooftop wind turbine that is not only helping to cut carbon emissions from commercial and domestic buildings - they are bird friendly too.

 

Energising Independence

 
 

Archive

23 Nov 2009

 

Landmark moment for a more sustainable future as the nation's first energy micro grid powers up.

 

Up, Up and Away!

 
 

Archive

15 Jun 2009

 

Magenn Air Rotor System, Mars, is the world's first high altitude wind turbine.

 

Winds of Change

 
 

Archive

15 Jun 2009

 

The Ecotricity Greenbird, driven by UK engineer Richard Jenkins, has recently set a new world land speed record for wind-powered vehicles.

 

The ‘Scrap’ Turbine that’s Powering a Dream

 
 

Archive

15 Jun 2009

 

A father with a dream to design a wind turbine that could be made using scrap materials, has been beaten to it by his son!

 

The Energy Saving Trust

 
 

Archive

31 May 2008

 


 

The Magic of the Big Green Gathering

 
 

Archive

15 Oct 2007

 

Some 20,000 people attended this year's Big Green Gathering, the largest green festival in Europe. This five-day event is uniquely powered entirely by solar, wind and pedal power.

 

Denmark’s Living Green Island

 
 

Archive

12 Jun 2007

 

4,000 islanders on the Danish island of Samso run all their homes, farms and businesses without using any fossil fuels. Samso has developed an almost entirely self-sufficient energy system, which has improved life for the whole community.

 

Harnessing the Power of the Moon

 
 

Archive

12 Jun 2007

 

Lunar Energy, a company based in Yorkshire, is behind new plans to harness the power of the moon to produce energy from the tides.

 

Repowering Delabole

 
 

Archive

12 Jun 2007

 

The UK's first commercial wind farmis to be repowered. The existing turbines will be replaced by new ones generating three times as much power, which will provide green electricity for 9,000 homes.

 

Wind Turbine

 
 

Archive

01 Nov 2006

 


 

Sun, wind and rain powered London “Oasis”

 
 

Archive

20 Jun 2006

 

Designed by architect Laurie Chetwood the London Oasis is a demonstration of sustainability and renewable energy working with aesthetic architecture to provide a tranquil space ñ an oasis for London.

 

China could become the world leader in wind power

 
 

Archive

02 Dec 2005

 

China is in a position to become the world leader in wind power, according to a Greenpeace report released in October. By 2020, Guandong province could produce enough energy from wind turbines to meet the equivalent of Hong Kong's total current electricity supply, says the Wind Guandong report.

 

The Sioux Turn Hemp into Homes

 
 

Archive

29 Jun 2005

 

The Oglala Sioux Tribe, from South Dakota, have been making use of a revolutionary, new building material made from hemp. Hempcrete is much lighter, tougher and more weatherproof than traditional concrete and it offers those who live on the Reservation the long-awaited return to a self-sustainable and independent life. After much legal campaigning, the Slim Butte Land Use Association,...

 

Take a Vacation from Your Car!

 
 

Archive

28 Feb 2005

 

Slowing down in Werfenweng, a model community for car-free tourism in the Austrian Alps.

 

Eco Transport in the Austrian Alps

 
 

Archive

29 Dec 2004

 

Imagine going on your holidays to the Austrian Alps and only needing one key to guarantee unlimited mobility and the use of over twenty different modes of transport: electric cars, E-scooters, E-fun-riders, bicycles and horse carriages, mostly running on sustainable wind and solar energy. With its Sanfte Mobilitat scheme, the town of Werfenweng has become a model for car-free...