Wind power business, technology & policy | Windpower Monthly
网页Welcome to the Wind Power news review – hosted by Windpower Monthly’s editor, Claire Warren, and deputy editor, Ian Griggs, with our regular panellists, Shashi Barla and Will Sheard. Nordex CEO José Luis Blanco on EU policy, China and Ukraine. 4 March 2024 by Ian Griggs. WindEurope chair and Nordex CEO José Luis Blanco discusses EU policy ...
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网页Vestas beats GE for US wind turbine installations in Q2. Vestas led the US market for onshore wind turbine installations in the second quarter of 2024, accounting for 76% of the capacity installed in the period. It was the first time a turbine maker had installed more US wind capacity than GE Vernova in a quarter for five and a half years.
Market Reports - Windpower Monthly
网页2 Market Reports scheduled for 23/24: OUT NOW - Green Hydrogen 2023. As the world installs more renewable energy, the opportunity to use excess power to generate hydrogen seems an obvious ‘win win’ for wind power players. But this is an industry in its infancy. Commercial production of green hydrogen is currently limited and questions ...
Features - Windpower Monthly
网页Cost parity and storage likely to push solar capacity ahead of wind. Installed costs for onshore wind continue to fall despite rising turbine prices. WindEconomics: Solar likely to beat wind on price by 2025. Windpower Monthly takes an in-depth look at the issues and topics driving the industry, along with interviews with senior wind professionals.
Wind power & renewable energy in North America | Windpower …
网页California votes to procure up to 7.6GW of offshore resources. New aerodynamics model could improve wind turbine design and operation. US government pumps $2.2 billion into transmission enhancements. Eversource awarded $89 million for US east coast offshore wind transmission hub. Vestas to cut more jobs from wind turbine factory in Denmark.
Analysis, podcasts & opinion - Windpower Monthly
网页Windpower Monthly annual survey: ‘Relentless cost focus’ driving business to China. Exclusive: ‘No need to ever landfill’ – tackling wind power's sustainability problem. Exclusive: Next-gen offshore turbines – why 'bigger and taller is better'. Wind tenders buffeted by inflationary headwinds in 2023. The changing fortunes of turbine ...
News IN BRIEF - Windpower Monthly
网页Investment uncertainty puts US and Europe wind targets at risk – analysis By Craig Richard, 27 August 2024 Renewable energy investors are hesitating to deploy capital as green projects in Europe and the US face a series of obstacles and challenges that threaten the energy transition, according to new analysis.
Windpower Monthly Turbines of the Year 2022
网页In 2019, the first of our onshore categories was for turbines up to a rating of 3.4MW. That year, seven out of ten selected makes and models rated below 2.9MW. This year, the 2MW class has disappeared and the category is now for turbines up to 5.6MW, an increase from 4.6MW in 2021. This year we have joint winners in the innovation category and ...
Wind energy & turbine technology - Windpower Monthly
网页New aerodynamics model could improve wind turbine design and operation. Hexicon sees floating wind market ‘warming up’ as losses narrow. Turbines return to world's first commercial floating wind farm after shutdown. Norwegian wind farm resumes partial operations after Siemens Gamesa blade failures. Tokyo Gas buys stake in one of …
The Wind Power Podcast | Windpower Monthly
网页1 August 2024 by Orlando Jenkinson. As a country, Norway is heavily reliant on oil and gas exploitation to meet its energy demands. However, with the climate crisis encouraging a break from fossil fuels, the country is increasingly looking to offshore wind to help power its energy transition.