New Scottish blade a 'step change' for tidal energy industry
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The design engineers, from the University of Edinburgh, say the new structure reduces the amount of materials necessary - bringing down the weight, volume and, crucially, the cost of manufacturing the blade.
China's first hydrogen-powered ship makes maiden voyage
The vessel has a steel-aluminum composite structure with a total length of 49.9 meters, a beam of 10.4 meters, and a draft of 3.2 meters. Powered by a 500 kW hydrogen fuel cell, the ship has a maximum cruise range of 200 kilometers.
ABB survey reveals unplanned downtime costs $103,000 per hour
It emphasizes the importance of effective maintenance strategies and service partnerships. 92% of respondents are interested in how outcome-based maintenance agreements can boost business success
NREL Analysis Identifies Drivers of Offshore Wind Development
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As much as 20% of regional power needs along the Atlantic coast could be served by offshore wind farms by 2050, according to researchers with the U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
DOE funds 3D printing of wind blade tooling to make U.S. clean energy sector more competitive
The DOE-funded Purdue program, "Additive Manufacturing of Modular Tools with Integrated Heating for Large-Scale Wind Blade Manufacturing," is led by Eduardo Barocio, director of the Composites Additive Manufacturing and Simulation (CAMS) Industrial Consortium.
Masdar Launches UAE's first utility scale wind project with breakthrough low wind speed Innovation
By working with global technology leaders and turbine manufacturers, the UAE is paving the way for commercialization of further utility scale, low-wind speed projects
New study into new renewable and affordable microgrid using biogas from agriculture farming
The innovations work for both islanded mode and on-grid application, particularly for communities with off-grid/unreliable power-systems. They also work for second life batteries as energy storage solutions.
Mitsubishi Power Marks Successful Validation, Installation and Operation of Large-Scale Electrolyzers
The First commercial operation of the 5.5 MW electrolyzer slated for the Advanced Clean Energy Storage Project in Utah demonstrates Mitsubishi Power's unique approach to ensuring its technology is fully tested in real-world conditions before entering commercial operation
Offshore Wind Industry Poised for Growth, but Economic Pressures and Tech Innovation Need to Be Managed
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Speed of build-out is creating pressure on materials and supply chains, port infrastructure, and available construction and maintenance vessels. Bigger turbines and new technology drive bigger exposures for insurers which need to be understood in partnership with developers.
Cargill and BAR Technologies' Ground-Breaking Wind Technology Sets Sail, Chartering a New Lower-Carbon Path for the Maritime Industry
A collaboration between Cargill, BAR Technologies, Mitsubishi Corporation and Yara Marine Technologies has the potential to decarbonize cargo vessels by up to 30 percent
Bifacial Perovskite Solar Cells Point to Higher Efficiency
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The dual nature of a bifacial solar cell enables the capture of direct sunlight on the front and the capture of reflected sunlight on the back, allowing this type of device to outperform its monofacial counterparts.
How to Win Recognition for Your Innovative Renewable Energy Solution
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Recognition, akin to a ripple effect, can amplify the impact of your renewable energy solution, expanding its reach far beyond your wildest dreams. But how do you get that crucial first pebble to hit the water?
What Role Does Polymeric Technology Play in Burgeoning Wind Industry?
Designed to safeguard the integrity of wind turbine blade leading edges for the long term, polymeric repair and protection technology plays a critical role in supporting this burgeoning industry.
Is it make or break time for the UK's energy transformation?
Could the lagging investment in the energy grid be one of the greatest problems facing the UK's infrastructure today? Suzanna Lashford from Vattenfall Networks shares her thoughts.
Do We Need New Infrastructure for Renewables to Be Effective in Emergencies?
As renewable energy becomes more popular, many people wonder if the existing infrastructure is good enough to keep those power sources running smoothly during emergencies.
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