Shell Halts Wind Power

By Purchasing Staff -- Purchasing, 4/30/2009 2:00:00 AM

Netherlands-based oil company Shell announced it will end its investments in wind, solar and hydrogen power as a result of difficult economic times. Shell operates about 550 megawatts of wind power around the world but is not making money with the endeavor.

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