Wind Uprising DVD Giveaway (+ Top Wind Power News)


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The creators of Wind Uprising, a documentary on “the turbulent journey shared by an entrepreneur and an engineer who broke trail for wind energy in coal country,” have offered up a free copy of the film for a CleanTechnica giveaway. Happy to present the opportunity to you.

To enter, just leave a comment below on the piece of misinformation about wind energy you’d most like to see us debunk (as well as any comments or links to get us started on that).  That’s it.

I’ll choose the winner randomly next Tuesday.

Now, here are some top wind power stories of the last week or so for your reading pleasure, other than our own wind power stories:

  1. Windfarm Concept Inspired by Schools of Fish
  2. New Wind Science Degree First of its Kind
  3. Ford’s new wind turbine makes greener cars
  4. Vestas receives 202 MW order in the USA
  5. Honduras Will Host First Central American Wind Farm (REVE)
  6. Sicilian Wind Farm Ownership Transferred From Mafia to Danish Renewable Energy Company (Bloomberg)
  7. How Pinnacle Wind Farm Parts Are Transported Through West Virginia
  8. Major Investments Underway in US and Abroad
  9. Wind Energy Projects Increasing Globally
  10. Vattenfall, Technip and AREG seek consent for offshore wind demo site
  11. Offshore Wind Farms Grow in Europe (OffshoreWindWire.com)
  12. New Colorado Wind Farm Gets State Approval (BrighterEnergy.org)
  13. After a Scorching Week, Wind Power Lessons From the Texas Heat Wave
  14. Learning curve continues for offshore wind supply chain
  15. Japanese Wind Design can Triple Output
  16. ANALYSIS: European Example Demonstrates Feasibility of GW Scale Offshore Wind
  17. Technip signs with Iberdrola for French offshore wind tenders
  18. Cleantech industry finds a natural home in Maine
  19. Underwater ‘windmills’ may feed power grid
  20. Poland uses wind to build renewable energy industry

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