Wind Energy has developed into a strong resource among renewable energy technologies from giant wind farms on land and sea to solutions for individuals and everything in between. Below are some links that pertain to various developments in wind power technology in all shapes and sizes. We will also highlight new projects from various countries around the world. Governments, scientists, engineers, philanthropists, communities, and individuals are all driving this vitally important renewable energy source and we want to do all that we can to share the news and inspire anyone we can to embrace the wind energy industry on a small or large scale.
Recent GWEC Global Wind Reports
Inceptive Mind: Vortex Bladeless wind turbines harness the ‘aeroelastic flutter’, to create power from the magnified vibrations, using less wind than traditional turbines. vortexbladeless.com
Avant Garde Innovations‘ Small Wind Turbine, generating 3-5 kW hours of electricity a day
Misc. Facebook pages on Wind Energy
facebook.com/Wind-Energy – aliveinsydney.com.au/
Your Future Car: Devecitech’s vertical wind turbine captures wind from nature and passing vehicles
In The Know: Giant wind turbine floating 2,000 ft in the air powers 12 homes
Waste Ed: Tiny turbine captures wind energy from any direction
Now This Video – Germany Paying People To Use Excess Wind Energy
Statistics for Everyone Video – Wind Energy Production (1990-2020)
Green Living Answers: Wind Power – Pros and Cons for offshore wind farms
Americangeosciences.org: Advantages and disadvantages of offshore wind farms
Azocleantech.com: Offshore vs. Onshore Wind Farms

WindEurope, formerly the European Wind Energy Association
The American Wind Energy Association
The American Clean Power Association
Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA)
The Wind Energy Institute of Canada
Wind Vision – https://www.energy.gov/eere/wind/wind-vision
The Conversation: Wind turbines off the coast could help Australia become an energy superpower
Floating desalination unit powered by wind and solar energy, Greece (vito31-ccbysa3)
Small Wind Turbines Manufacturers
- Bergey (USA)
- Britwind (United Kingdom)
- C&F Green Energy (Ireland)
- Endurance (Canada)
- Enessere (Italy)
- Ennera (Spain)
- Gaia-Wind (United Kingdom)
- Ghrepower (China)
- Hi-VAWT (Taiwan)
- Kingspan (United Kingdom)
- Pika Energy (USA)
- RIAMWIND (Japan)
- quietrevolution (United Kingdom)
- Southwest (USA) – closed February 20, 2013
- TUGE Energia (Estonia)
- Urban Green Energy (USA)
- Windspot (Spain)
- XZERES (USA)
- Zephyr (Japan)
- Ghrepower (Italy)
Large Wind Turbines Manufacturers
The companies holding the largest market share in Wind Turbine Manufacturing in Canada, include Enercon Canada Inc. and General Electric.
- China Guodian Corporation (China) – turbine brand United Wind Power
- Clipper Windpower (USA)
- CNR (China)
- CSIC (Chongqing) HZ Wind Power (China)
- DeWind (Germany/USA)
- Doosan (South Korea)
- DSTN (DSME Trenton) (Canada)
- Elecon Engineering (India)
- Enercon (Germany)
- Envision Energy (China)
- Gamesa (Spain)
- General Electric (USA)
- Goldwind (China)
- Hanjin (South Korea)
- Hitachi (Japan)
- Hyosung (South Korea)
- Hyundai Heavy Industries (South Korea)
- Innergex
- Japan Steel Works (Japan)
- Končar (Croatia)
- Leitner Group (Italy)
- Mapna (Iran)
- Ming Yang (China)
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries(Japan)
- Nordex SE (Germany)
- Northern Power Systems (USA)
- PacWind (USA)
- Raum Energy Inc. (Canada)
- RRB Energy Limited (India)
- Samsung Heavy Industries(South Korea)
- SANY (China)
- Schuler (Germany)
- Senvion (Germany)
- Shanghai Electric (China) (SEwind)
- Siemens Wind Power(Germany/Denmark)
- Sinovel (China)
- STX Windpower (South Korea / The Netherlands)
- Suzlon (India)
- TECO (Taiwan)
- Vergnet (France)
- Vestas (Denmark) – the world’s largest manufacturer of wind turbines[2]
- WEG (Brasil)
- Windflow (New Zealand)
- WinWinD (Finland)
- XEMC (China)