Canadian Wind Energy Association
Canada's wind industry has had a record year. According to the latest data from the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA), 1,400 megawatts of wind capacity was installed in 2011, more than doubling 2010's output.
Industry-leading Auto West BMW in British Columbia has worked with Cleanfield Alternative Energy Inc. to install the first commercial, vertical axis wind turbine on Canada's West Coast - set to be unveiled July 27th.
If you've driven through Southern Ontario at all in the past few years, you're bound to have see them. The lazy turns of wind turbines contributing to provincial energy demands are a common sight, and according to a new report they're set to make a landmark contribution to the economy.
On November 1, 2010 at its 26th annual conference in Montreal, the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) will release 2025 - The Strength of the Wind – A Strategy for Quebec, a report containing its long term vision for wind development in the pro
Recent think-tank reports, combined with the news of the Canadian government walking away from their ecoEnergy program, reveal an embarrassing disinterest at the federal level in promoting sustainable energy.
Catch the Wind is both a song by 1960’s folk singer Donovan and a company, Catch the Wind Inc. (CDNX: CTW-S.V), creating pr
GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of General Electric (NYSE:GE), recently released a study showing the benefits of federal Canadian wind power incentives.
The Canadian Wind Energy Association (CWEA) is holding its annual conference and trade show this week. In light of this event, here are some quick-hitting facts about wind power in Canada.
