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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Breaking Wind – Quick hits from the industry for September 30, 2010
Items of interest: 1-Hmmm … politics and money and influence and ethics Is big industrial wind impossible without ethical lapses? – Jefferson’s Leaning Left, and more at PANDORA’S BOX OF ROCKS 2-So then, what happens to all the high quality … Continue reading
“Russia wants to supply all of China’s gas needs.” And the US? We’re pushing windmills!
In case you haven’t been reading the daily Breaking Wind and other posts about the Russia – China cooperation, you may want to go back a bit and catch up. A few days ago we decided to focus a bit … Continue reading
Breaking Wind – Quick hits from the industry for September 29, 2010
Items of interest: 1-A study by the Washington-based Institute for Energy Research found that states with their own binding renewable electricity standards have 40 percent higher electricity prices than do states without such mandates. CHESSER: Another government mandate – The … Continue reading
Breaking Wind – Quick hits from the industry for September 28, 2010
Items of interest: 1-More on Denmark’s growing displeasure with wind energy: “The backlash against wind turbines has become so strong it has pushed the Danish government to cut wind subsidies.” Danes Blowing Against Wind Power? – Energy Business Daily 2-If … Continue reading
Breaking Wind – Quick hits from the industry for September 27, 2010
Items of interest: 1-We folks in the Appalachian Mountains have been singing this song for a some time (here, here and here, for example). Unfortunately, our lawmakers and government agencies are tone deaf. Is ‘accumulative effect’ coming? – National Wind … Continue reading
Breaking Wind – Quick hits from the industry for September 26, 2010
Items of interest: 1-Ahhh … I’d always dreamed of seeing paradise. I guess I’d better hurry before it no longer is – “The company that operates a wind farm on Maui and is building one in Kahuku has formed a … Continue reading
Breaking Wind – Quick hits from the industry for September 25, 2010
Items of interest: 1-The new EPA data show switching from affordable coal to expensive alternative energy sources is unnecessary to reduce air pollution levels. Coal Emissions Are Falling Dramatically, EPA Reports – Environment & Climate News 2-Missed this one a … Continue reading
Breaking Wind – Quick hits from the industry for September 24, 2010
Items of interest: 1-Remember the recent post about RARE EARTH (Item 2) minerals? The Chinese embargo of shipments of said exotic materials to Japan, due to their recent flare-up is sure to cause a stir in D.C. The NYT says … Continue reading
Opinion: Sometimes “calling it in” just isn’t good enough.
OPINION: First, let’s get this out of the way, I’m not a journalist. This is obvious to regulars, but I thought I should make the point for any new readers. The fact that I’m not a journalist doesn’t prevent me … Continue reading
Breaking Wind – Quick hits from the industry for September 23, 2010
Items of interest: 1-“Industrial wind is a scam when seen in all of its dimensions–economic, environmental, and esthetic.” Robert Bradley, Jr. “Why They Go Green” – MasterResource (Thanks to Jon Boone) 2-Interesting audio concerning Western Maryland Bats and wind turbines … Continue reading