Wind

Hundreds of offshore wind turbines with 318-foot blades slowed to under two turns a minute off the Dutch coast for six hours one night so migrating birds could cross the North Sea, on a forecast that had to be locked in two days before the birds took off (Autonocion.com)

The Dutch ordered hundreds of offshore wind turbines below two rpm for migrating birds in October, on a two-day-ahead forecast with a 60-hour yearly cap.

Wind turbines beside a shallow Dutch lake were ordered to stand still through daylight, twenty of thirty three machines, though only eleven have been cleared to spin again (EcoPortal.net)

Near a shallow Dutch lake, 20 of 33 turbines were stopped through daylight hours after a young sea eagle's first flights put it in the path of spinning bl

Winds of change: Laos looks up for renewables push (The Straits Times)

Rising from verdant ridgelines of Laos, Chinese-built wind turbines help power Vietnam’s surging growth. Read more at straitstimes.com.