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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) engineers have created the first comprehensive, physics-based model of rotor aerodynamics, which could significantly improve the design of turbine blades, wind farms, and turbine control systems.
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The Breman Group (The Netherlands) has introduced a high-speed, chain-driven davit crane called the Eye Catcher, designed for offshore wind turbine maintenance.
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Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have identified a feasible path towards manufacturing bio-derivable wind turbine blades that can be chemically recycled, allowing components to be reused and reducing the practice of sending old blades to landfills.
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Cadeler has received its first P-class jack-up installation vessel, Wind Peak, from the Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry (Cosco) shipyard in Qidong, China. The vessel was officially named during a celebratory ceremony at the shipyard and is now ready to begin commercial operations.
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Drift Energy, a British startup focused on generating green energy at sea using advanced sailing vessels, has successfully closed its seed funding round.
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After a voyage of more than 191 nautical miles and over 50 hours from Guangzhou, China, Mingyang’s floating wind turbine platform, OceanX, has reached the Qingzhou IV Offshore Wind Farm.- TPI Composites participates in cure optimisation for wind blade fabrication
- Enercon signs supply contract with Enerjisa Üretim for first E-175 EP5 for international market
- Klüber Lubrication introduces a new gear oil booster and rescue grease
- Entrion Wind explores foundation technology with Simply Blue Group
- GreenPowerMonitor introduces new energy management system
- ABS issues AIP for offshore wind installation technology from CLS Wind
- Parkwind installs boat charging station system at Nobelwind offshore wind farm
- Aker Arctic introduce an ice-classed CSOV concept
- WETO selects four small businesses to advance wind energy innovations
- Nordex introduces 5.5 MW wind turbine for the US market
- WHEEL project receives green light from CINEA for implementation phase
- Mingyang’s OceanX floating wind turbine platform launched
- Nordex installs first N175/6.X turbine in Germany
- Ørsted pilots new technology for offshore wind monopile installation
- MOL and Molmec offer new training courses for offshore vessels
- Feederdock offshore wind installation solution secures patents
- WindSpider awarded grant from Innovation Norway
- Prysmian completes sea trial tests for 500 kV HVDC submarine cable in ultra-deep waters
- Offshore wind companies initiate joint industry project to deploy C1 Wedge Connection technology
- EWT's DW54X wind turbine receives official certification
- GE Vernova receives funding to test 15.5 MW prototype in Norway
- Windcatcher design receives Approval in Principle from DNV
- NextFloat+ Project secures grant from Innovation Fund to test 6MW floating wind platform
- Fraunhofer IWU develops robust gears for wind turbines
- Floating Power Plant acquires Siemens Gamesa wind turbine for demonstrator project
- DeTect announces deployment of Merlin True3D Radar for offshore wind energy research
- RenQuip introduces new flange spreader
- DOE selects Sandia National Lab to bring enhanced wind turbine technology to market
- North Star to adopt and utilise Midi-SOV for offshore wind projects
- Siemens Gamesa plans to introduce 21MW offshore wind turbine by end of decade
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