Scientists are eyeing the jet stream, an energy source that rages night and day, 365 days a year, just a few miles above our heads. If they can tap into its fierce winds, the world's entire electrical needs could be met, they say.

Windmills that would float hundreds of miles out at sea could one day help satisfy our energy needs without being eyesores from land.

Excellent round-up and analysis of recent developments in wind-power and related technologies.

New research demonstrates that sensor networks in remote locations could be powered by using wind power.

Large groups of power-generating windmills could have a small but detectable influence on a region's climate, new analyses suggest.

Power capacity generated by the wind surged by more than a quarter last year, mainly thanks to an expansion in Germany and other European countries, according to industry figures.

For decades, wind power has been an underrated, and underperforming, energy source. Improved technology may change all that.

Researchers in England are developing the world's first offshore wind farm to harness the power of wind as a renewable energy source.

While wind farmers around the world score points in generating juice from wind power, the U.S. slowly signs on.