The World Wind Energy Association (WWEA) issued a bilingual CD-ROM on wind energy at its New Delhi conference in 2006.
book Reviews
How North America Can Learn From Renewable Energy Success Stories in Europe
Winds of Change by Rinie van Est is a masterly work of meticulous research that could well become a classic … Read more
“Wind Energy and Wind Turbines,” by Vaughn Nelson and the AEI staff.
When the 11th edition of Real Goods’ Solar Living Sourcebook landed with a thud on my doorstep, I knew I was in for a treat. L
Timing is everything. And Peter Asmus couldn’t have better timed the release of his book about the rise and fall … Read more
Researchers at Spain’s national energy center, CIEMAT, reported on a survey of small wind turbine technology at the European Wind Energy Association special topic conference in Kassel, Germany.
Hugh Piggott’s plans for turning a used brakedrum into a windmill is welcome addition to the literature on small wind turbines.
Having been disparaged as a “Cassandra,” I was reluctant to read a book on the topic, especially one with a … Read more
Those planning wind projects in steep terrain (California, Texas, the northeastern USA, Spain, Italy, France) or those repowering projects in … Read more
