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Thursday, 29 May 2008 |
The Front Cover
Large-scale energy storage is one method that
can be used to match the variable production of wind energy with the actual
demand. In such a system, energy can be stored when the energy production is
higher than demand. Royal Haskoning designed an underground pumped-storage
hydropower station which will have an electric storage capacity of 8 GWh. The
electrical power output will be 1,400MW and will be generated by seven
pump/hydropower units, each with a capacity of 200MW. On page 7 you will
find the whole article.
Publisher's Note
Features
Large-Scale Storage of Wind Energy
By A.F.M. van Velsen, Royal Haskoning, The Netherlands
Keeping it Green
By Patrick
Mack,
Chief Technologist, Polynova Composites, USA
Principal Methods Used in the Design of Wind Turbine Gearboxes
By Richard Dorling, Romax Technology, UK
Company in Focus
Catch the Wind, Inc.
By Bill Fetzer,
Catch the Wind, Inc., USA
PreviewWINDPOWER 2008
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