bats
By Robert Gluck on July 24, 2009
Tags: American Bird Conservancy, bats, birds, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Energy, Science, The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread, wind, Andrew Farnsworth, Cornell, energy, imaging, John Fitzpatrick, Kraig Butrum, New York, Seth Tisue, Wisconsin
Thirty top wildlife scientists have agreed on research priorities to help America’s wind industry produce alternative energy while also providing safe passage for birds and bats.
By Nathanael Baker on July 20, 2009
Tags: animal protection, bats, radar, United Kingdom, University of Aberdeen, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine
New research has identified another tool to protect bats from flying into moving wind turbines.
By Nathanael Baker on June 19, 2009
Tags: Arise Technologies, Southern California, Volkswagen, United States, USD, Arise Technologies, bats, biodiesel, biofuel, EnerTech Environmental, finance, HID, Lamborghini, Leslie Berliant, Obama, research, solar energy, Solar Millennium, solar power, Southern California Edison, United States, Volkswagen, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine, biofuels, energy, Hoping, Leslie Berliant
It was an exciting week for EnergyBoom as we welcomed several new contributors to our team. In the coming weeks EnergyBoom will continue to diversify and increase its content by adding more talented and experienced contributors to our already spectacular team.
By Robert Gluck on June 19, 2009
Tags: Austin, Iberdrola, United States, Person Career, bats, bats wind energy, bats wind power, BCI, BIBE.MC, BWEC, Casselman, Ed Arnett, Iberdrola, wildlife fatalities, wind power, Andrew
Linehan, Andrew
Linehan, Ed Arnett, electricity, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, West Virginia, www.batcon.org, www.batsandwind.org/
 
Bats fly to the top of the “issues” list when it comes to wind power. New research, however, helps to solve this wildlife fatality issue.
By Nathanael Baker on May 29, 2009
Tags: Copenhagen, Nissan, Volkswagen, Africa, China, India, United States, USD, Company Expansion, Wind Turbine Towers, bats, biodiesel, biofuel, biomass, carbon dioxide, China, Copenhagen Conference, Denmark, Department of Energy, EV-02, India, Nissan, nitrous dioxide, Obama, renewable energy, solar energy, solar power, wind energy, wind power, wind turbine, Wind-It, biofuels, energy, Kansas, Middle East, U.S. Department of Energy
This week Energyboom was dominated by solar news from across the globe.
