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Designing wind turbines for a country that isn’t windy
A Thai engineer is developing small, light wind turbines to suit the nation’s low wind speeds. But will Thailand, and others, recognise the benefits?
Robert van Waarden
Jul 10, 2012
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Megawatts, community and green development in Thailand
The construction of Thailand’s largest-ever wind farm is not only great for industry – it’s an example of how sustainable development can be a win-win.
Robert van Waarden
Jun 13, 2012
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Mayor with a vision tranforms rural Czech community
Defeated by government, Petr Pavek is on a solo mission to develop a different, more sustainable future for his community.
Robert van Waarden
May 29, 2012
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Wind-power dreaming in the shadow of the Himalayas
Nepalese engineer Amrit Singh Thapa believes wind power – not hydro – is the solution to Nepal’s energy crisis. And his calculations show it’s feasible.
Robert van Waarden
May 16, 2012
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