Subsidy-free 46MW Onshore Crossdykes Wind Farm will power 45K Homes
South west Scottish areas of
Galloway and Dumfries are the host of the Crossdykes Wind Farm expected to
generate 46 megawatts courtesy of a...
Wind Energy to Gain from Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
Wind turbines have among
others key components such as SCADA (Supervisory Control & Data Acquisition),
key software for both visualisation and management processes. With...
Wind Power – An introduction
Out of all the possible renewable power
opportunities there is little doubt that Wind Power is the most exploitable.
There are many conventional types...
ABB Providing HVDC To Connect The Worlds Largest Wind farm To The UK
ABB has been chosen by the energy companies Equinor and SSE Renewables to connect the world’s largest offshore windfarms to the transmission network of the UK.
Balsa Wood Shortage Affecting Wind Turbine Production
New wind power projects could potentially be facing delays
due to a balsa wood supply shortage.
Balsa wood, which...
German Wind Energy Sector Struggling To Find Growth
The German wind power sector is currently struggling, and the German Government and wind power industry representatives recently met up to try and solve the issue.
Australias National Grid Has Over Half Of Its Electricity Generated From Renewable Sources For...
For the first time ever, renewable energy has provided for 50% of the demand for Australia’s power grid.
Offshore Wind Farms Lagging Behind Their Onshore Counterparts
By the end of 2018, offshore wind energy produced just 23 gigawatts of power, compared to 540 gigawatts which was produced from onshore wind energy projects.
New Wind Farms Leading the way for Renewable Energy In Afri
New wind farms in Senegal and Egypt, managed by Lekela Power, are leading the way in providing a clean, reliable and secure energy source to their respective nations whilst also reducing carbon emissions.
Consistent Rise In Use Of Renewable Energy In Turkey
Renewable power generation in Turkey has been on the rise since the nation brought in the ‘Renewable Energy Law’ back in 2005. Progress was steady in the earlier years however recently it has increased.
