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A new type of thermal storage material, housed in blocks like Lego(c)*, could see coal-fired power stations converted to run entirely fossil-fuel free. The 20cm x 30cm x 16cm blocks are made from non-toxic, 100 percent recyclable material. Made from materials with high thermal conductivity, MGA blocks work by storing heat energy.- Category: Product News
Coastwise Offshore Services and Next Generation Shipyards have signed a contract to build a new type of offshore wind service vessel. A contract for building of a new, energy-efficient and fuel-saving aluminium vessel for the offshore wind-industry was signed, together with an option for three other vessels.- Category: Product News
Ocean Installer and Vard are entering into a partnership to develop turbine installation vessels for offshore wind. The vessel will be able to install wind turbine components above 1000 tonnes more than 150 metres above sea level.
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Wind Power Lab has developed an inspection method and concept for internal blade inspections at offshore wind farms. The technology enables data sets captured from internal blade inspections with drones to be used to identify blade defects only visible on the inside of a wind turbine blade.
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8tree has announced the launch of its newest product – waveCHECK – a 3D inspection tool designed specifically for the needs of inspecting wind-turbine blades during and after production.
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Bosch Rexroth and Barge Master can now offer the autonomous landing function on all our new build gangways and retrofit the function on our existing systems later this year.- Enercon installs E-115 EP3 E3 prototype in Belgium
- Ping Services launches second-generation Ping Monitor
- BAR and Chartwell Marine awarded Approval in Principle (AiP) from ABS for CTV
- Covestro, Goldwind and LZ Blades develop full polyurethane wind turbine blade
- AqualisBraemar to oversee construction of newbuild offshore wind turbine installation vessels
- Saitec Offshore Technologies installs BlueSATH floating wind platform in Spain
- GE Research uses summit supercomputer for study on wind power
- O&M Centre of Excellence and Ørsted partner to develop new sea state forecasting tool
- Enercon installs E-160 EP5 prototype
- ScanReach gets funding to develop improved onboard wireless connectivity
- Worley completes design assessment for Saitec Offshore’s floating wind turbine
- Balmoral develops integrated cable protection solution for offshore wind
- Siemens Gamesa launches its SG 3.4-145 in India
- MingYang introduces 11MW hybrid drive offshore wind turbine and opens center in Germany
- Machine learning approach produces 50x higher-resolution climate data
- New Autonomous Guard Vessel concept design for offshore wind
- Ingeteam presents simulation models to ease wind power grid integration
- New ISO standard for offshore wind infrastructure
- TÜV Nord to certify newest Siemens Gamesa offshore wind turbine
- CDWE orders offshore wind installation vessel Green Jade
- Autonomous motherships and robot repair teams for offshore wind farms
- Delivery of Bernhard Schulte’s newest hybrid offshore wind vessel
- GE’s Haliade-X 12 MW obtains provisional type certificate
- GE, Cobod and LafargeHolcim co-develop tall wind turbine towers with 3D-printed concrete bases
- Royal IHC and Marin complete DP testing on autonomous SOV
- Vestas and Max Bögl Wind are joining forces in Germany and Austria
- Nabrawind to develop modular blade for wind turbine OEM
- Obstruction lighting for wind farms: Transport Canada confirms the exemption
- DemoWind2 presented sail/no sail decision-support tool for offshore wind
- Pacific Osprey’s upgraded crane is now fully operational
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