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Chinese partner orders $70M in wind power parts from AMSC - Mass High Tech
Power systems components maker American Superconductor Corp. has won a $70 million initial order from China’s Shenyang Blower Works (Group) Co. Ltd. for full wind turbine electrical control systems, to be used in wind turbines that were co-developed with its subsidiary AMSC Windtec. According to

China doubles wind power in single year - MSNBC
BRUSSELS - China doubled the amount of energy generated from windmills last year, a report from the global wind industry said Wednesday. The Global Wind Energy Council, which represents companies that make and manage wind power stations, said the

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Wind Power Grows 39% for the Year - New York Times
Despite a crippling recession and tight credit markets, the American wind power industry grew at a blistering pace in 2009, adding 39 percent more capacity. The country is close to the point where 2 percent of its electricity will come from wind

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Pain On The Installment Plan - NationalJournal.com
is undeniable: Washington has grown increasingly incapable of producing solutions advice applies on energy and climate change. The Senate appears deadlocked on legislation limiting greenhouse-gas emissions and promoting renewable energy, two

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Lobbying, global warming portend U.S. nuclear renaissance - The Keene Sentinel
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration soon may guarantee as much as $18.5 billion in loans to build new nuclear reactors to generate electricity, and Congress is considering whether to add billions more to support an expansion of nuclear power

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Kennedy and Blankenship: Head to Head - DAILY KOS
An often pointed but unfailingly polite demonstrated a wide gulf between environmental and coal industry positions on Appalachia’s environmental woes. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., president of the Waterkeeper Alliance, challenged coal baron Don

High-Tech Energy “Oasis” to Bloom in the Desert? - National Geographic
A renewable-energy “oasis” slated to be built in 2010 may serve as a proving ground for new technologies designed to bring green living to the desert. The planned research center is part of the Sahara Forest Project —but that doesn’t mean it’ll be

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