In February, a record of 21.7 percent of Spain’s electricity came from wind, making it the country’s third-largest source of power after coal and nukes.

Puget Sound Energy’s Lower Snake River wind power plant, in eastern Washington, begins generating up to 343 megawatts of power.

A new project, SPIDER will help transform the way the US military deals with power failures, integrating solar and wind into microgrids.

Ernst & Young has China still on top in the quarterly Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index, while California leads in a new state-by-state ranking.

The money-centric become hysterical when they see energy use drop, even though, says columnist Susan Kraemer, it’s really a sign of progress.

The push for a production tax credit extension continues, and wind-state Republicans are among those most forcefully backing the clean-energy subsidy.

Scotland backs Aquamarine’s plan to add two more Oyster wave energy devices to its Orkney demo, and for the first time energy will flow onto the National Grid.