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Wind Power in the News
Wind Power News Monday January 15th 2007




China to Spend $5.8 Billion to Triple Wind-Power GenerationChina to Spend $5.8 Billion to Triple Wind-Power Generation
(Bloomberg.com: Sat, 13 Jan) Jan. 13 (Bloomberg) - China, the world's biggest energy consumer after the U.S., plans to invest 45.6 billion yuan ($5.8 billion) to more than triple wind-power generation capacity by 2010, an energy industry official said.


BP to build five wind power facilitiesBP to build five wind power facilities
(CNET: Fri, 12 Jan) Blog: BP (formerly British Petroleum) announced on Friday that it plans to build wind power projects at five sites around the United...


BP to add wind power projectsBP to add wind power projects
(bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance: Fri, 12 Jan) BP Alternative Energy North America Inc. expects to begin construction on five U.S. wind power generation projects in 2007 across four states, including Texas.


BP's fledgling wind power business to launch new projectsBP's fledgling wind power business to launch new projects
(Houston Chronicle: Fri, 12 Jan) BP's year-old wind power business plans to launch a host of new projects by year's end, showing how a major oil company can quickly move into the ranks of major wind companies.



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European Energy Group Says Wind Power Now Cost CompetitiveEuropean Energy Group Says Wind Power Now Cost Competitive
(Logistics Management: Fri, 12 Jan) Wind power in Europe is emerging as a cost-effective option to the more conventional power choices of coal and natural gas, as these power plants face increased costs and fuel risks, according to a new briefing from Emerging Energy Research (EER), an advisory firm that tracks emerging technologies in global energy markets.


Leaders float concept of wind power on Lake ErieLeaders float concept of wind power on Lake Erie
(WKYC Cleveland: Sat, 13 Jan) Leaders float concept of wind power on Lake Erie


Hearing Set For Ashley Wind FarmHearing Set For Ashley Wind Farm
(KXMB CBS12 Bismarck: Mon, 15 Jan) The Public Service Commission is holding a hearing in Ashley this week on a proposed transmission line for a new wind farm in North Dakota. Tatanka Wind Power is planning a project across the North Dakota-South Dakota border. State regulators say


Veracruz, Inek to renegotiate wind power contract - MexicoVeracruz, Inek to renegotiate wind power contract - Mexico
(Business News Americas: Wed, 10 Jan) Mexican state Veracruz's government and German company Inek will renegotiate the contract for the Valle de Perote wind power project, Veracruz deputy promotion and business development secretary Antonio Ferrari Cazarín told BNamericas.


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