A massive 3GW wind project in Tasmania is setting up another fight between local conservationists and a renewable energy developer.

The project has also delivered some local economic benefits, reportedly hiring over 800 people during peak construction.

Developers behind a large pine forest wind project are moving early to avoid conflicts, and offering up to $9,500 a year to near neighbours with a view of the turbines.

The group is calling on Washington County to implement a temporary moratorium — not to ban the project outright, but to allow ...

The moves by the Senate, as it seeks to cut spending to offset trillions of dollars in tax cuts, 'came out of left field” and ...

The proposal comes as other operators of aging wind farms in the region plan to swap out old turbines, which can ...

A bill to overturn Sussex County's permit denial of a US Wind electric substation has been signed into law by Governor Matt ...

A proposed 450-megawatt wind and solar project in Goshen and Platte counties would create 300 jobs and mean about $150 ...

On the final day of their legislative session, Delaware lawmakers have voted to pass a bill that would reverse Sussex ...

With the rise of renewables wreaking dramatic changes to gas turbine operational modes, there is now an increased focus on ...