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Early mill engineers were concerned with converting the kinetic energy of wind and water into motive power for turning wheels and cogs. Today, the role of wind in energy production primarily relates to how it can be used to generate…
eWaterpower, a company that specialises in providing electricity through waterpower throughout the UK and France, and one of our Corporate Friends, has asked us to
Author: Sussex Miller Ashcombe Windmill on Kingston Hill, Lewes, in East Sussex now boasts six new sweeps. James Tasker, owner of the mill, commissioned millwrights
BBC Berkshire has just announced that cable tests, which caused delays, have now been successfully completed, Two giant water turbines were installed at Romney Weir
Author: Earl Taylor 7th ANNUAL CONFERENCE A HIT: More than fifty tide mill aficionados gathered at Kennebunkport Conservation Trust’s headquarters November 18th and 19th for
GM Bartlett’s letter in today’s Sunday Telegraph bemoans the emphasis on wind turbines in Wales when there are so many watermill sites available. The editors
Author: Earl Taylor The Tide Mill Conference for 2009 is scheduled for Friday, Saturday November 6-7, 2009. The venue will be the Dorchester Historical Society’s
The Energy Saving Trust has just published a nationwide study of the UK’s best locations for micro-wind turbines. Some households could lose money, some could
Author: Cogito The BBC (Asia-Pacific News) reports a large number of goats in Taiwan may have died of exhaustion because of noise from a wind
William Hill’s latest list of news links includes the BBC News item from mid February http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7894524.stm describing the 12th century tide mill at Greenwich. Other links from