India is blessed with various renewable energy sources. Wind energy is a prominent renewable energy source in India. Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has already estimated
Wind energy plays an important role in addressing climate change on a global level. Many countries around the world have been working hard to reduce their carbon emissions
With a government change at the centre in India, the accelerated depreciation (AD) scheme has been extended for wind projects in India. The scheme was shelved by the
National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) has brought out a 500W wind-solar hybrid system that is capable of providing power in standalone situations such as borewells, pumps and other non
Suzlon Group which is the world’s fifth largest wind turbine manufacturer has signed contracts for supplying wind turbines to PowerWorks USA. This would represent 98.7 MW of power.
As per press release, Gamesa has commissioned 1GW of capacity since its operations began in India. “Thanks to a broad product range, tailored to the market’s specifics, and
China has added an impressive 16,089 MW of wind power in 2013 as per data released by the Chinese Wind Energy Association. This translates to 92GW of all
India has looked to promote various renewable energy technologies starting with the National Climate Change Missions. Perhaps the most well known is the most promoted National Solar Mission
<<< Continued from 2. The Next Generation of Wind Wind energy continued to give stiff competition to thermal power. While wind power has benefited from explicit support in
