• Adopt a wind turbine
• European Wind Energy Association - EWEA
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• Generation innovation for wind turbines
  Part two: We continue our focus on cost reduction in wind energy, and ask some major innovators in the sector where we are heading for in the major markets.
• UK U-turn on renewable energy?
  Clean Energy investment in the United Kingdom dropped by 70% in 2010, and the nation's position among G-20 leaders fell from fifth in 2009 to 13th, according to new research released by The Pew Charitable Trusts.
• Renewable energy in Scotland
  An excellent wind resource, powerful coastlines and a wealth of woodland give Scotland an undeniable advantage in the renewable energy race. And Scotland’s politicians appear keen on using this clean energy potential as a major tool to drive economic development. Derry Alldritt and David Hopwood report.
• EU renewables: will the decade belong to onshore wind?
  Onshore wind is set to be the star technology in helping the EU’s 27 Member States to meet their mandatory targets for 20% of the EU’s energy to come from renewable energy sources by 2020. Gail Rajgor speaks to Christian Kjaer, Chief Executive Officer of the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), about where the biggest markets will be and which other countries are worth watching for some potential surprises.
• EU wind farm consent times
  On average, it takes 42 months to get building consent for a wind farm in the EU, according to the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA).

• 1. Controversy over high subsidies to UK wind power
• 2. UK Government loses feed-in tariff appeal
• 3. UK's Renewable Heat Incentive opens for applications
• 4. Renewable energy boosts UK economy by £2.5bn
• 5. UK proposes March solar feed-in tariff deadline depending on court appeal