Point Roberts, WA - February 22, 2011 - Investorideas.com, a leader in cleantech stock research issues a sector close-up on wind stocks and how two companies are betting on taller wind towers for better efficiencies.

GE (NYSE: GE) recently reported the acquisition of next generation technology from Wind Tower Systems, LLC (WTS) that is expected to enable taller wind turbine towers. According to the press release,: The need for taller, cost-efficient towers is becoming an important factor in the wind industry as blade lengths increase. "

Wind company Clean Wind Energy Tower, Inc (OTCBB:CWET) may be working on one of the tallest wind towers, with a very unique technology . According to Ronald W. Pickett, President and CEO, Chairman, " We create a downdraft inside our tower and the wind spins turbines constantly unlike wind farm turbines on a tower pole which sit and wait for wind to blow.”

Point Roberts, WA –February 17, 2011 - Investorideas.com, a leader in cleantech stock research reports on recent wind stocks news and developments

Finavera Wind Energy, Inc. (FVR.V) spiked on February 15th on news that GE Energy Financial Services, a unit of GE (NYSE: GE), has agreed on the indicative terms of an equity investment in a 77-megawatt wind farm.

Wind Stocks Snapshot (Trading as of market close Feb16th)

China Ming Yang Wind Power Group (NYSE: MY ) closed at $ 9.83, up 0.01 (0.10%)

February 14, 2011 (investorideas.com renewable energy/green news) AeroDrive, Inc. has completed design work on a 2MW capacity continuously variable transmission (CVT) for utility-scale wind turbines, that utilizes our patented technology. This 2MW CVT is a full scale proof-of-technology test rig that is being prepared for a proposed qualification bench test effort at the U.S. National Renewable Energy Labs facility in Golden, Colorado.

Our reliable, high-efficiency CVT design allows the use of synchronous AC generators in utility-scale wind turbine drivetrains of 10MW or more. Our CVT, with its high frequency control response and wide range of drive ratios, extends wind turbine operating limits, provides effective rotor and drivetrain gust load alleviation, provides higher quality power to the grid, and significantly reduces the turbine's lifetime Cost Of Energy (COE).

Point Roberts, WA - February 9, 2011 - Investorideas.com, a leader in cleantech stock research issues the following Q&A with Clean Wind Energy Tower, Inc (OTCBB: CWET) discussing the company's Downdraft Towers , the technology behind them and the future of the wind industry.

Interview

Q: Investorideas.com: Ron, can you tell investors how the Downdraft Towers works?

A: Ronald W. Pickett, President and CEO, Chairman- The Downdraft Tower is simply a round hollow cylinder structure that reaches into the sky to capture “hot” “dry” air which exists in many regions of the world including southwest USA and Mexico. A fine mist of water is sprayed across the top opening of the Tower; the dry air becomes heavy with the moisture and sinks to the bottom of the Tower creating wind forces of approximately 50 MPH. Tunnels at the base of the Tower allow the wind to exit. Turbines are aligned in the tunnels which spin and drive generators to produce electricity. The Tower applies proven techniques to known science.