US EditionWeak winds eat up generation capacity gains in Germany’s renewable fleet in early 2025
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Alberta wind output falls to 0.05 per cent of capacity days before energy election
These transmission lines near Brooks were not humming with wind-generated power the morning of April 24, 2025, when this photo was taken. Photo by Spencer Zinchuk Just a few days before a federal election which has energy as a key issue, Alberta’s wind power generation fleet flatlined, yet again. At 9:24 a.m. on Thursday, April 24, the province’s fleet of over 1700 wind turbines with a nameplate capacity totalling 5,688 megawatts was producing…
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