Wind, Ask the Experts, Exclusive Articles — 19 November, 2023
PES sat down with Darren McQuillan, Vice President, Global Business Development, at Bardex Corporation, to find out more about the company's positioning as an engineering solution provider and how it brings together all aspects of project management, execution, contract management, and everything el...
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Wind, Ask the Experts, Exclusive Articles — 19 November, 2023
This autumn, a unique offshore wind 'living lab' in Grimsby, UK, was switched on to launch what is being heralded as a new digital future. It is hoped that the 2.8m project will accelerate the development of a new generation of digital technologies that are essential to the huge expansion of offshor...
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Wind, Talking Point, Exclusive Articles — 19 November, 2023
Following up on its 'avian monitoring on the radar' article in the last edition of PES Wind, DeTect makes a welcome return with an introduction to Aircraft Detection Lighting Systems. How is the technology being used to monitor airspace around wind farms while reducing light pollution? An Aircraft D...
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Wind, Talking Point, Exclusive Articles — 19 November, 2023
Underwater inspections are critical to offshore wind farm operations. They help determine whether an area is suitable for development, gathering geophysical and geotechnical information. They also keep offshore wind monopiles, turbine jackets, and foundations safe and functional. Offshore wind farms...
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Wind, Think Tank, Exclusive Articles — 19 November, 2023
Over the last three years, artificial intelligence or AI, has boomed, with the release of language models such as OpenAI's ChatGPT. Its ability to sustain coherent conversations about any topic has captured the imagination of people across the globe. This increased awareness of the capabilities of A...
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Wind, PES Essential, Exclusive Articles — 19 November, 2023
This year's lightning season in the northern hemisphere is thankfully ending. Early reports from the field indicate that a significant proportion of lightning strikes caused blade damage. One disturbing fact is becoming clear: there is a tremendous lack of knowledge about which types of lightning st...
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Wind, Exclusive Articles — 19 November, 2023
Blades for offshore turbines have long since passed the 100 m threshold, and there is no end in sight. With increasing sizes and loads, the structural reserves of blades are being squeezed ever further by design engineers. Consequently, thorough validation at full-scale level is of the utmost import...
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Wind, Corporate Focus, Exclusive Articles — 19 November, 2023
In these challenging times, access to detailed data, insight and tools within the wind energy sector can make the difference between success and failure. As the profile of offshore wind continues to grow, companies with significant experience and resources gained from other industries can make subst...
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