Sentences with phrase «with a wind turbine manufacturing»
The turbines were made by Vestas, a global corporation headquartered in Denmark, with a wind turbine manufacturing facility in Colorado.
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Her $ 8 billion division has 23,000 employees whose main business is partnering with Chinese companies across 34 joint ventures in China that manufacture everything from wind turbines to oil pipeline equipment.
The greatest coup came early last year, when Ontario announced it had negotiated an agreement with a consortium of Korean companies, including Samsung and Korea Power Electric Corp. (Details remain mysterious, but included construction of CS Wind's turbine tower plant in Windsor, a blade manufacturing facility in Tillsonburg, and two other facilities.)
New wind turbine manufactures are being developed along our coastline with investment by German, Danish and Spanish firms.
And all of that production means that China is bearing the burden of the pollution that can go along with the manufacture of such renewable energy for other countries — whether the acid rain — forming sulfur dioxide emitted from making the steel in a wind turbine's blade or the noxious chemicals left over after manufacturing specialized silicon, or glass, that can turn sunshine into electricity.
The new CFL florescent bulbs are being manufactured in China along with Wind Turbines, solar collectors, and much more.
«Mining, manufacturing and implementing of wind turbines and solar panels can't be done with renewables and needs a lot of fossil fuel and even more»
«Mining, manufacturing and implementing of wind turbines and solar panels can't be done with renewables...»
With factories under construction, the US will double its capacity to manufacture wind turbines in about the next 18 months.
He noted, for example, that G.E. already has a wind - turbine manufacturing plant in China that is employing locals and competing directly with other Chinese manufacturers.
Facing a saturated domestic market and fierce competition in European and US markets, Chinese companies are now advancing into Africa with a full range of commercial activities along the production chain, including the export of wind turbines and solar panels, the development of new equipment manufacturing facilities, and the financing and construction of new renewable energy generation facilities such as wind and solar farms.7 China's increasing engagement in the promotion of renewable energy projects in Africa seems to have gone almost unnoticed; but how significant is this engagement, what form does it take and how can it best be explained?
The United States is lagging in developing wind energy not because it can not compete technologically with Europe in manufacturing wind turbines but because of a lack of leadership in Washington.
The growing U.S. wind market spurred new investment in turbine and component manufacturing plants, with enough new and planned facilities to create more than 4,700 new U.S. jobs.
With manufacturing facilities in India, the United States (Minnesota) and now China, Suzlon has rapidly climbed its way to fifth largest wind turbine manufacturer in the world, by installed capacity, despite the fact that the Indian company wasn't even in the top 10 as recently as 2002.
Converting to energy through the implementation of countless wind turbines and solar panels, manufactured with dirty coal energy in Asia, is not in anyone's best interest — financially, economically, environmentally, or otherwise.
The V164 - 8.4 MW and V164 - 8.8 MW wind turbines were manufactured and modified by MHI Vestas, and have an enormous tip height of 191 meters, with 80 meter blades.
Based on more than 30 years» experience in wind business, our joint company will continue to design and manufacture wind turbines to provide wind power operators with the lowest cost of energy (COE) throughout the machines» working life.
Compare the workforce involved in electricity maintenance with the total workforce, or the amount of steel used in wind turbines compared to steel used in vehicle manufacturing.
The nation's wind turbine manufacturing base has grown with the impressive surge of wind - generated electricity, but the expiration of the federal Production Tax Credit for wind (PTC) at the end of 2012 threatens the industry with factory closings and stunted growth.