Wind/Energy
MingYang completes 20-MW offshore wind turbine installation
The MySE18.X-20MW, located in China, becomes the largest single-capacity offshore wind turbine on the market.
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BlueWind secures contract with GE Vernova to manufacture wind turbine nacelle covers
With more than 2,000 2X nacelle covers manufactured, the company expands its supply with the WT20 model
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CorPower Ocean secures funding to commercialize wave energy
CorPower Ocean announces significant investment in its wave energy technology that converts its motion into electricity via a filament-wound fiberglass buoy design.
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NCC, BCI, Vestas collaborate to enhance wind blade technology development
NCC, BCI and Vestas have established the U.K. Offshore Wind Industrial Growth Plan, aiming to accelerate wind blade technology development and lower energy costs.
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ZEBRA project demonstrates closed-loop wind recycling system
Consortium partners have proven the complete recycling of thermoplastic wind turbines via two manufactured wind blades, featuring reduced operating cost, CO2 emissions.
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Belzona coatings expand composite leading edge protection, lifespan
Belzona highlights the use of Belzona 5711 and 5721 to extend the lifespan of 42 wind turbine blades in Denmark facing severe erosion.
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Clarksons Research projects long-term growth for offshore wind
Clarksons Research releases a range of data points profiling the offshore wind sector, projecting strong, long-term growth.
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U.S. DOE awards $3.6 million in final phase of wind turbine recycling project
Six U.S. companies have proven their recycling technologies for composites and rare earth elements, and will be supported for relevant scale demonstration and validation.
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Kineco Exel to manufacture pultruded carbon fiber planks for Vestas
Bidding process win builds on existing multi-year contract with the global wind turbine company for the supply of spar cap components.
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ACP announces 91% increase in U.S. clean energy capacity since 2023
American Clean Power Association latest findings indicate that 2024’s second quarter of solar, energy storage and wind additions will set the stage for a record year.
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