If Birds and Whales Could Vote, Wind Turbines Would Fall
Europe's wind energy revolution is not without its casualties: official figures from Germany reveal the large-scale killing of kit…
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The Wind Gamble
Wind may be free, but harnessing it comes at a price. From dead birds to costly grid constraints, wind power brings trade-offs of its own – even as Brussels presses member states to build more turbines.
If Birds and Whales Could Vote, Wind Turbines Would Fall
Europe's wind energy revolution is not without its casualties: official figures from Germany reveal the large-scale killing of kit…
Europe's Wind Champion Rides the Data Center Boom, but China Looms Large
Vestas, the Danish wind power giant, is enjoying a new lease on life thanks to the rise of data centers. The company has weathered…
Czechia’s Wind-Power Compromise
Ideology has taken center stage in the Czech wind-power debate. Babis’s government has sharply scaled back plans driven by EU requ…
The Hidden Costs of Germany’s Wind Power
Germany is relying on wind power as a central pillar of its energy transition. However, its rapid expansion is exposing the costs …
Beyond Conventional Turbines: The New Designs Rethinking Wind Power
Engineers have understood how to convert wind into electricity since the early 20th century. The classical theory of wind-turbine …