Renewable Energy Magazine-Wind newsletter

Kitemill Unveils First Commercial System Taking Airborne Wind Energy To Utility Scale

Norwegian firm Kitemill is on a mission to make AWE the most cost-effective, efficient and versatile form of wind energy by harnessing huge untapped wind resources high above ground. It is now releasing details of the new KM2 system which has been in development for more than two years. 

Researcher Studies How to Help Protect Wind Farms in Earthquake Zones

Early results from research into the impact of earthquakes on the protection of wind turbine foundations are showing some interesting trends. The PhD research by Diarmid Xu at Cambridge University, part-funded by HR Wallingford, is highly relevant as more wind farms are built in seismically active areas such as Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, North America and India.

BOEM Plans Environmental Review of Proposed Wind Energy Project Offshore Massachusetts

As part of the Biden-Harris administration’s goal of deploying 30 gigawatts of offshore wind energy capacity by 2030, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has announced it will initiate the environmental review of a proposed 2,430-megawatt wind energy project offshore Massachusetts. 

Vestas wins new wind turbine orders in the US, Spain and Japan

Vestas has recently won a series of new orders to supply turbines for wind farms in the US, Spain and Japan, with delivery commencing in 2024.

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