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These news and opinion items are gathered by National Wind Watch in its noncommercial educational mission to help keep readers informed about developments related to industrial wind energy. They do not necessarily reflect the opinions of National Wind Watch. They are the products of and owned by the organizations or individuals noted and are shared here according to “fair use” and “fair dealing” provisions of copyright law. The original articles, links to which are provided, may have additional links and photos and other media that were not included here.


July 4, 2025 • ArkansasPrint storyE-mail story

Proposed wind farm in Lincoln raises local concerns

The proposal for a wind farm 5 miles north of Lincoln is in the very early stages of study and is years away if it happens at all, the development manager for the proposal said Thursday. “We can’t do this without local support, and wouldn’t do it without that,” said Madalyn Farquhar, development manager for RES, a global energy company with U.S. operations based in Denver. The company is talking with local landowners to see if enough support exists to . . . Complete story »


July 2, 2025 • EnglandPrint storyE-mail story

Glyndebourne abandons show after wind turbine fails to keep lights on

“While in the windier winter months it generates an excess to our needs, daily supply does not meet demand at the height of summer.” Complete story »


July 2, 2025 • Australia, Print storyE-mail story

Worker dies at central Queensland wind farm

A worker has died on a central Queensland wind farm after an incident on Wednesday, halting operations as investigations are launched. Police were called about 11.35am to the Clarke Creek Wind Farm site in Mount Gardiner, about 120km north-west of Rockhampton, to find a 27-year-old had died at the worksite. Officers deemed the death non-suspicious, but assisted Workplace Health and Safety Queensland in launching an investigation into the incident. Renewable energy giant Squadron Energy – which owns the 87-turbine wind . . . Complete story »


July 1, 2025 • Maryland, , Print storyE-mail story

Massive wind turbine blade jumps median, blocks traffic on I-70 in Washington County

Traffic along Interstate 70 was backed up for several miles after a wind turbine blade on the back of a tractor-trailer fell across the highway Monday morning. The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) said around 5:30 a.m., a tractor trailer heading westbound near I-70 and I-81 “was pulling a wind turbine blade that struck the guardrail, that caused the blade to go partially into the eastbound lanes, when the blade was then clipped by a tractor . . . Complete story »


July 1, 2025 • ScotlandPrint storyE-mail story

Tweedsmuir: Scottish Borders Council objects to wind farm plan

Scottish Borders councillors in Monday, June 26, unanimously agreed to object to a new wind farm which would lead to turbines “towering over” villagers. Oliver Forest Wind Farm is earmarked for land north of Menzion Farm at Tweedsmuir. The application for the project, known as a Section 36 application, has been submitted to the Scottish Government’s Energy Consents Unit. The proposal submitted consists of seven turbines up to 200m to blade tip height. To maximise the use of green energy . . . Complete story »


June 30, 2025 • WisconsinPrint storyE-mail story

Rural Columbus residents organize to battle Alliant Energy Wind Farm project

Columbus residents are calling for the town board to tighten restrictions on wind turbines, in light of a sizeable wind farm Alliant Energy is proposing for 48,000 acres in the southeast corner of the county. A special meeting was held in the town of Columbus on Wednesday at the request of residents who want address concerns over a planned Alliant Energy Wind Farm project. The purpose of the meeting was to set up a date to discuss a petition to . . . Complete story »


June 28, 2025 • ScotlandPrint storyE-mail story

Skye windfarm inquiry reveals almost ‘no long-term jobs’

“We found out that there’s only 1.4 jobs involved once the farm is finished construction.” An inquiry into an onshore windfarm on Skye revealed “no specific commitment to community benefit”, almost “no long-term jobs” and “a lack of oversight” from government, said a campaigner who attended the hearings. Over the past week, the Scottish Government’s reporter has held a local inquiry on Skye into an application for the extension of the Ben Aketil windfarm which would see twelve 120m turbines . . . Complete story »


June 27, 2025 • IowaPrint storyE-mail story

County extends wind energy moratorium

The Clinton County Board of Supervisors on Monday again extended a moratorium that wind energy proponents say has effectively frozen development. Despite saying they want the year-long zoning ordinance revision process to end as soon as possible, Supervisors Erin George and Jim Irwin voted to add three more months to the moratorium on zoning change requests for utility-scale wind energy installations, with the option for three more. “I am committed to getting this done prior to that,” George said. “Absolutely,” . . . Complete story »


June 27, 2025 • GermanyPrint storyE-mail story

Windkraftausbau: 250 neue Windräder im Staatswald

[By 2030, 1,000 new wind turbines are to be built in Bavaria, 250 of them in state forests.] Es staubt gewaltig, als Forstbetriebsleiter Georg Dischner im Wald zwei Laster entgegenkommen. Sie haben Schotter abgeladen: im Staatswald zwischen Thierhaupten und Holzheim in Schwaben. Dort werden gerade fünf neue Windräder gebaut: 175 Meter hoch. Großer Eingriff in den Wald Für den Transport der Bauteile hat der Forstbetrieb Kaisheim der Bayerischen Staatsforsten die Wege ausbauen lassen, gut sieben Hektar Wald wurden für die . . . Complete story »


June 26, 2025 • Germany, Print storyE-mail story

Rotorblatt plötzlich gebrochen: Dabei ist Windpark gerade erst in Betrieb gegangen

[This wind turbine didn’t spin for very long: In a wind facility near Lübz, a rotor blade snapped on one of the turbines that had recently gone into operation.] In einem erst kürzlich in Betrieb gegangenen Windpark bei Lübz hat es die erste Havarie gegeben: Aus bislang ungeklärter Ursache ist an einer der bis zu 164 Meter hohen Windkraftanlagen ein Rotorblatt gebrochen, wie der Anlagenhersteller Nordex auf Nachfrage unserer Redaktion mitteilte. Bei dem Störfall, der sich bereits am vergangenen Freitag . . . Complete story »


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