Wind, Ask the Experts, Exclusive Articles — 09 June, 2022
To connect a cable from one landing point to another is no mean feat, and one that is made more difficult due to the plethora of obstacles and challenges presented, not only by the marine environment, but by human hands too. Careful consideration of all the external factors which could have a detrim...
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Wind, Think Tank, Exclusive Articles — 09 June, 2022
As the world changes how it is powered, having a better understanding of the weather at any stage of the wind farm lifecycle is more critical than ever before, as a means to reduce costs and enable increased renewable energy integration in our lives. But with weather patterns difficult to predict, p...
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Wind, Talking Point, Exclusive Articles — 09 June, 2022
How safe are the tools you use for work? Atlas Copco looks at how the latest innovations and technology in tool design and equipment can help the wind industry adopt a culture of safety first. When it comes to safety there should never be any compromise, it should always be a priority. However, in r...
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Wind, Talking Point, Exclusive Articles — 09 June, 2022
Meeting the US offshore wind target of 30 GW installed capacity by 2030 will present significant supply chain opportunities. For example, new port upgrade investments could total more than $500 million and new US factories could be built for major wind farm components. There could be an additional c...
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Wind, Ask the Experts, Exclusive Articles — 09 June, 2022
DarkPulse Chairman and CEO Dennis O'Leary discusses the potential for sensor technology to change the way wind turbines are monitored and maintained. Being able to keep a close eye on structures in real-time means that, even from afar, maintenance downtime can be reduced, safety can be increased and...
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Wind, PES Essential, Exclusive Articles — 09 June, 2022
Taking the heavy lifting out of offshore work is important, not just during the installation phase of larger structures, but with the ongoing maintenance too, looking after the entire lifecycle of the wind farm. With space so often at a premium, having cranes that are suitable for use in compact sit...
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Wind, Think Tank, Exclusive Articles — 09 June, 2022
Blade problems are one of the most common factors affecting continuous operation of turbines in wind farms, both onshore and offshore. Blade failures could result in not only blade loss, but damage to the turbine tower or surrounding turbines, in addition to being a safety concern for nearby populat...
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Wind, Think Tank, Exclusive Articles — 09 June, 2022
Demand for hydrogen is on the rise, whether as a means of energy storage or as a replacement for natural gas. But only sustainably produced 'green' hydrogen is ecologically reasonable. However, there is still a lack of internationally standardised, mandatory criteria defining sustainability througho...
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