Wind turbines

With a significant expansion of wind energy on the cards, companies and infrastructure will need to adapt.

Wind turbines are a critical piece of a cleaner future, but they’re turning out to be anything but good for some critical wildlife.

Wind turbines are a critical piece of a cleaner future, but they’re turning out to be anything but good for some critical wildlife. Melissa Colorado reports.

Developers say construction will soon begin on the second commercial-scale, offshore wind energy project to gain approval in the United States

Twenty-three new wind turbines, reaching up nearly 500 feet, are now online in the Altamont just east of Livermore. It’s called the Scott Haggerty Wind Energy Center.

The White House on Monday designated a portion of the Atlantic Ocean off of New Jersey and New York as a “wind energy area,” assuring hundreds of wind turbines will be coming this decade. Here’s what it really means.

American offshore wind farms, of which there are 17 in the works for the Atlantic Ocean, are no longer far off on the horizon. The overall magnitude of this emerging renewable energy industry is starting to take shape.

A huge wind farm off the Massachusetts coast is edging closer to federal approval, setting up what the Biden administration hopes will be a model for a sharp increase in offshore wind energy development along the East Coast