United States based General Electric has been a company at the forefront in the green energy technology industry which has proven to have an advantage that is winning them new business throughout the world. GE has recently agreed to team up with Monsson Alma, a wind farm development company, to power Romania’s demand for clean and renewable energy that will at 35 MW of wind capacity to the nation’s power grid. GE will provide wind turbines and 10 years worth of maintenance with the agreement which is known as the Silistea 1 project.

One of the great things about water power is that it is the oldest form of renewable clean energy and therefore a proven and trusted way by both corporations and consumers as a way to develop an alternative to oil energy production and use. In 2008 and 2009 there was a fourfold increase in the amount of permits granted for the building of hydropower projects in the United States which shows that this sector (water power) of the renewable energy industry is among the hottest investments that can be found and a true growth sector in an economy ravaged by recession.

United States Government incentives are helping the wind power industry which is becoming a thriving market in America as rising oil prices are forcing companies and consumers to make a bettor effort at wind power energy and the environmental benefit of zero emissions that can come by going in that direction. Bloom Energy is a leader in the zero emissions power effort and is thriving thanks in part to government incentives for development of such energy.