Wind

Wind power refers to the extraction of energy from wind. Modern wind power is converted into electricity by converting the rotation of turbine blades into electrical current by an electrical generator. In traditional windmills wind energy is used to turn mechanical machinery to do physical work. Wind energy is inexhaustible, clean and mitigates the greenhouse effect. Wind power can be extracted large scale in wind farms and small scale for providing electricity in isolated areas.

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Wind

November 15, 2019 Arctic, Renewable energy, Wind

SevTek conference pushes a green agenda for Russia’s Arctic

If authorities in Moscow are half-hearted in their efforts to bring down Russia’s harmful emissions, the local government in Murmansk sure […]

October 14, 2019 Renewable energy, Wind

Russia’s largest wind park opens near Murmansk

The chill winds lashing the Arctic coasts near Murmansk will soon provide a new sort of warming effect – a wind energy farm that will be […]

May 6, 2019 Bioenergy, Renewable energy, Solar, Wind

America’s renewable energy output is surpassing coal for the first time ever

Green energy sources like solar, wind, biomass and hydroelectric surpassed coal for the first time ever in the United States last month, and […]

March 6, 2019 Arctic, Renewable energy, Wind

Russia’s largest bank to back wind energy project near Murmansk

By Anna Kireeva In a major advance for renewable energy in Russia, Sberbank, Moscow’s largest bank, has opened a $341 million dollar line […]

November 14, 2018 Arctic, Electric mobility, Renewable energy, Transport, Wind

Murmansk region aims to be the driver of Russia’s e-car and renewable energy economy

To hear those who attended Murmansk’s Business Week tell it, the winds of change are blowing in the Arctic and there’s an electric […]

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Christian Eriksen

Head of Policy and Research
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Christian Eriksen is Head of Policy and Research at The Bellona Foundation.
His technical work centers on energy issues, involving the transition to clean energy, applications of different energy carriers, new production, framework conditions for infrastructure, and overall resource efficiency. Beyond pure energy issues, Zero Emission Construction Sites is a specially prioritized topic.
Christian holds an MSc in Industrial Economics and Technology Management from NTNU. Previous experience includes power market analysis and modelling at consulting firm Pöyry (Econ), and research and journalism for major Norwegian newspapers.