Top Wind Power Countries Per GDP (CleanTechnica Exclusive)
Following up on my “Top Wind Power Countries In The World Per Capita” rankings and article, below are “Top Wind … [continued]
Following up on my “Top Wind Power Countries In The World Per Capita” rankings and article, below are “Top Wind … [continued]
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Last week was another big week for wind production in South Australia – as another spring weather system with high winds made wind energy the dominant force in local energy production.
According to figures pulled together by consultants Intelligent Energy Systems using data from the Australian Market Operator, wind energy accounted for 57.9 per cent of demand in the state on Tuesday, and followed up with 55 per cent of total demand on Wednesday.
At the morning peak of 10am, it accounted for 65 per cent – and in the early hours of the morning on Wednesday, when demand was weakest, it accounted for 80 per cent. On Monday, wind accounted for more than 85 per cent, a record. These graphs below illustrate […]
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Siemens has received a wind order for 270 megawatts (MW) in Australia for the Snowtown II wind farm from … [continued]
Closing out this series (I think), below are the top countries in the world* for wind power capacity relative … [continued]