US wind firms win capital funding

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Wind projects are going ahead in the US despite the harsh economic environment

Two US renewables firms - First Wind and Terra-Gen Power - won capital funding for wind farms this week despite the harsh economic environment, while a third Nordex AG began construction on a manufacturing...

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