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Offshore Wind Power
World’s First 26 MW Offshore Wind Turbine Rolls off Production Line
A 26 MW offshore wind turbine has been rolled off the production line by China’s Dongfang Electric Corporation (DEC) in Fuzhou, Fujian Province.The compan…
Wind Turbine
Huisman Rolls Out Wind Detection System for Safer Blade Installation
Huisman has launched a newly developed system that enables crane operators to anticipate and react to approaching wind speeds, gusts, and direction during the i…
Offshore Wind Power
UAE Opens 104 MW Wind Project Ahead of U.N. Climate Summit
The United Arab Emirates has launched its first wind project of commercial size, making use of technology to exploit low wind speeds, as it pushes to boost rene…
Wind Farm
Masdar Launches UAE's First Wind Power Project With Breakthrough Low Wind Speed Innovation
Through the support and vision of its leadership, UAE demonstrates latest technology and innovation to capture low wind speeds at utility scale. Inauguration of…
Solar Technology
Vaisala Launches Automated Weather Station for Utility-Scale PV
Vaisala, a Finnish environmental measurement specialist, has developed a solar-powered weather station to optimize the performance of solar plants. It provides …
Wind Turbine
How Much Energy Does a Single Wind Turbine Produce? It Depends
Wind energy is the leading renewable energy source in the U.S., and also the lowest-cost source of renewable energy. However, depending on the size or type of t…
Wind Energy Technology
DNV Publishes Technical Note on Wind Farms and Tropical Cyclones
DNV, the independent energy expert and assurance provider, has published a new technical note providing principles for determining site extreme wind speeds for …
Wind Turbine
Second Siemens Gamesa Turbine Awarded Typhoon-Resistant Certificate
Both Siemens Gamesa machines are thus able to withstand Typhoon or T-class wind speeds as determined by the IEC, reaching 57 m/sec. for 10 min. and 3 sec gusts …
Market Analysis
It's A Great News For Wind Farmers As Global Wind Speeds Are Picking Up
Research led by a team at Princeton University shows that wind speeds in northern mid-latitude regions have increased by roughly 7 per cent since 2010.