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Switching to dry-mounted wave radars: why and when?
From enhancing safety and reliability to streamlining operations and optimizing maintenance, the advantages of dry-mounted wave radars in wind energy are poised to revolutionize the industry. Miros explores the intricacies of this transition and the impact it could make on the future of offshore wind operations.
Aligning for success: the high-stakes mission facing turbine installers
As the world races to meet the urgent demands of climate change, wind energy stands at the forefront, poised to provide a significant portion of global power by 2030. Yet, behind the scenes, a battle against physics is being waged to ensure these giants not only stand tall but also align perfectly with the winds… Read more »
Our wind, our value
Thought leaders, environmental impact groups, innovative investors, and those with a deep interest in the future of the EU energy sector will gather for WindEurope’s annual conference in Bilbao, Spain. Based on previous attendance, participants can mingle with some of the greatest minds in modern energy, as at least 12,000 attendees are expected from across… Read more »
Harnessing the wind
The Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm, managed by SSE Renewables, stands as an epitome of innovation in the offshore wind energy sector. Since its initiation, the 504 MW facility has been powering over 400,000 UK homes, marking its significance in the UK’s renewable energy landscape. In 2020, SSE collaborated with XOCEAN, leading to an ongoing… Read more »
Clarity through comprehensive wind turbine audits
In the realm of wind energy, downtime is the nemesis of productivity. Maintenance audits act as the first line of defense against unexpected breakdowns, minimizing downtime and averting the need for unplanned repairs. By addressing issues preemptively, audits keep turbines spinning steadily, maximizing their uptime and energy output. PES spoke to Garrett Calaway, CEO of… Read more »
Redefining rugged: next generation mooring connectors for challenges offshore
Mooring hook up and tensioning are critical factors for the success of all Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) projects. For commercial-scale projects to meet delivery goals, developers will need to install floating foundations offshore as quickly, and as safely, as possible. In some instances, the aim is to install one wind turbine every week, or even… Read more »
Unlocking the potential of training for an empowered future
As wind energy continues to gain traction as a viable alternative to traditional fossil fuels, the importance of training within the industry cannot be overstated. From ensuring safety standards to optimizing efficiency and fostering innovation, training plays a pivotal role in shaping the present and future of wind power. Here, Wind-ON takes a closer look… Read more »
Changing the game for lifting systems on and offshore
PES Wind had the opportunity to speak with Kent A. Johnson, CEO of CLS Wind, as the company unveils its innovative wind turbine automated assembly solution, suitable for onshore and offshore installations. Kent discusses the company’s journey, emphasizing reduced costs, faster installation times, and environmental benefits. Its patented elevating platform system promises to reshape offshore… Read more »
Harness the sun
Henkel is committed to innovating materials that provide solar system developers with formulations that support sustainable practices. Why? Because it believes that power conversion and energy storage reliability hold the key to solar power’s advantage. Human flourishing depends on three things: water, food, and energy, and their affordable access. The last element of this nexus,… Read more »
Image quality matters
Crystal clear inspection images. That is what blade experts need to consistently deliver accurate rotor blade damage analysis and effective blade O&M. Our clients wanted it. We got it done. Blade experts know that image quality matters more than anything else. Inspection providers are only as good as the images they provide, some even say…. Read more »