While the onshore wind sector will keep developing a steady, dependable and financially successful upward trend in 2010, the still fledgling offshore sector will continue attracting supporters.

The wind farms of El Haouaria in the Cap Bon area will be soon beefed up by two other plants situated in the governorate of Bizerta. The plants will produce a total of 120 megawatts (MW).

According to Department of Alternative Energy Development & Efficiency, Thailand hopes to receive USD 3.1 billion from the World Bank for clean energy technology projects to help limit the impact of climate change.

This year has largely been a painful one for manufacturers and project developers around the world, though as always, they hope for a better one next year.

General Electric, a U.S. conglomerate that also produces wind power plant equipment, is closely monitoring the Turkish market for the opportunity to establish a plant and perhaps turn the country into a supply base.

Invenergy Wind LLC announced that it has completed all construction and has placed in service 111 MW of additional capacity its Grand Ridge Energy
wind farm in LaSalle County, Illinois.

Fast-Track Approach Picks Up the Pace on Renewable Energy without Cutting Corners.