Current Coverage
Maine wind forum to provide guidance, dose of reality
Cheap foreign labor and other obstacles temper the opportunity for local firms.
[January 12, 2010]

Sites picked for pioneering wind test
Maine selects three offshore locations for the nation's first tryout of deep-water wind turbines to generate electricity.
[December 16, 2009]

Maine shows off its wind potential
A Norwegian team looks at BIW, BNAS, Cianbro, UMaine and other sites.
[November 18, 2009]

Trip lays out pieces of wind-power puzzle
Hurdles are many, Maine officials say, but surmounting them could make the state an alternative energy leader.
[September 27, 2009]

In Amsterdam, reaffirming ties forged in ... Madawaska?
Reporter’s notebook: The governor’s group chances on another Maine businessman with global aspirations.
[September 27, 2009]

'Amazing' turbine may be tested off Maine
Officials get a close look at a one-of-a-kind deep-water tower off Norway and line up UMaine for joint research.
[September 26, 2009]

Mainers brave North Sea to view wind turbine
Reporter's Notebook: A rough boat ride, or a helicopter? 'We're from Maine,' Baldacci says.
[September 26, 2009]

Many intriguing parallels
Maine already has some of the infrastructure and skilled workers seen in visits to wind power businesses overseas.
[September 25, 2009]

Next: A boat ride to see a floating turbine
Reporter's Notebook: It's the only one in the world, but Maine is interested in building something similar.
[September 25, 2009]

Trip demonstrating value of cooperation
Maine leaders see benefit of touting state's end-to-end chain of companies working on wind.
[September 24, 2009]

Citizens group appeals state's approval of western Maine wind energy project
Concerned Citizens to Save Roxbury seeks a public hearing on conflicting medical and technical information regarding wind farms' licensing.
[September 24, 2009]

In Europe, pace of business makes all the difference
Reporter's Notebook: In Germany, the tone is business first, while Spain focuses on personal ties.
[September 24, 2009]

Absurd statues turn heads on trade mission to Spain
Reporter's Notebook: The country is heavy with history, yet offers impressively silly sights.
[September 23, 2009]

Building relationships and lining up business
Construction firms see wind powering their futures, too
[September 23, 2009]

Wind power giant shows interest in state
Maine officials pitch the state's turbine siting potential to Iberdrola, a Spanish company that owns CMP.
[September 22, 2009]

Trade mission aims to boost Maine wind energy plans
Gov. John Baldacci, industry representatives and others leave today for Germany and Spain.
[September 20, 2009]


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Past Coverage

With corridor on hold, energy plans lose steam
Infighting by a number of interests has replaced the cooperative tone taken by Maine and New Brunswick on the project.
[August 23, 2009]

Delays threaten Maine in energy race
Companies planning projects in the state say they may invest elsewhere if regulatory hurdles aren't cleared up.
[May 21, 2009]

Green-energy bill gets a yellow light
State House: Legislators are wary of paying small power producers because it would raise electric bills.
[April 27, 2009]

Glitch deals a big blow to wind project (archive)
Issues with grid stability put an Aroostook project on hold just as the state is emphasizing its renewable energy potential.
[January 14, 2009]

Grid needs upgrades for wind power (archive)
A report's call for changes to facilitate 'clean energy' is expected to influence debate on Maine projects.
[November 17, 2008]

Long-term state idea: Energy use 'clusters' (archive)
The strategy, plus an emphasis on renewable resources, is part of a draft plan that envisions an energy transformation in Maine.
[October 27, 2008]