Vestas Wind

Exelon Corporation has announced that its power plant operations subsidiary Exelon Power has brought a wind farm online in Michigan.

Denmark-based wind turbine manufacturer Vestas Wind Systems A/S (OTC: VWDRY.PK) said Saturday it has won a contract to supply 34 V90 3-megawatt (MW) turbines to a 102 MW wind energy project in Tehachapi, California, owned by Brookfield Renewable Power and Coram Energy Group.

The March 11 earthquake and tsunami off Sendai, Japan -- and the resulting nuclear disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant -- transformed a strong performance for Q1 equities markets into a gangbusters performance. Renewable energy stocks -- especially wind and solar power companies -- were huge beneficiaries of investors betting that these sectors will fill the void created by a flight from nuclear. 

The latest news regarding Italy's promising expansion of small wind farm installations can be sourced to the southern region of Molise, at RWE Innogy's Ururi wind farm project.

Your grandfather told you that a penny saved was a penny earned. Today we are featuring a handful of very large companies that have earned hundreds of millions of dollars by saving their customers equally huge amounts on energy costs: Honeywell International Inc.

The lazy, hazy days of summer are behind us .The clean energy sector beat the broader market indices over the past three months -- led by a handful of solar companies and a few stalwart energy efficiency companies.

All data below is based on Friday’s pre-Labor Day Weekend close.

Two companies offer investors the most direct participation in the race to develop the world’s first 10 megawatt (MW) offshore wind turbines  --  American Superconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: AMSC) and Clipper Windpower pls (LON:

While the big publicly traded wind power companies are chasing the “bigger” wind turbine strategy, a few small private companies are pursuing the “better” wind turbine technology that will be needed if the industry is to meet the U.S.

Last year, the world's largest wind turbine manufacturer, Vestas Wind Systems (CPH:VWS), missed its full year revenue targets by about 500 million euro and watched its shares slide.