Latest Wind Power product news
With the UK boasting 40% of Europe's total wind energy, the new range of Tratoswind cables has been designed to provide home-grown industrial, commercial and larger domestic wind power users with quality cabling for wind turbines that combines flexibility and durability.
Tratoswind is the latest generation of medium voltage power cables from Tratos Ltd. for use with wind turbines. Tratoswind cables have a maximum torsional stress of ±100º/m, a tensile load of 30N/sqmm on the copper cross sect... [more]
EDP Renewables has broken ground on its third wind farm in Brazil, based in Tramandai, Rio Grande do Sul. The Tramandai Wind Farm has a installed capacity of 70 MW and an estimated production of 211,437 MWh per year, enough to supply a city of 200,000 inhabitants.
Located in the south of the city of Tramandai in an area of 832 hectares, the wind farm should generate almost 1,000 jobs during peak construction periods, when the access roads, foundations, towers, sub-station and transmission lin... [more]
Genesis Invest AG has obtained the exclusive distribution rights from German developer and supplier for the US market for the "Tassa" vertical wind energy system. Moreover, the companies will be testing the feasibility of a joint venture.
The USA is Genesis Invest AG's primary market for the introduction of their market-ready products and systems for decentralized water purification and supply of drinking water, as well as for the production and supply of renewable energy. In the context of t... [more]
The Highlands and Islands of Scotland is set to play a major part in the first Scottish Renewables Festival, offering people in the region a unique opportunity to see renewable energy in action on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 June 2009.
A range of events are planned across the Highlands and Islands during the weekend, from a guided marine energy walk in Orkney, to a special screening of climate change film The Age of Stupid at Caithness Horizons in Thurso. There will also be a unique chance t... [more]
St Benedict’s Catholic and Performing Arts College in Derby provides secondary education for around 1,500 pupils and was originally built back in the 1940s. Since then new buildings have been added on, the latest of which is the changing block and a new all-weather pitch, which has recently been completed. The school has been refurbished through the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme.
They took the decision to use renewable energy sources, wherever possible, which included the i... [more]
Public agencies, companies and private users can ensure that their future energy needs are met safely and securely by thinking outside the grid, according to a new book by Ronald H. Bowman, Jr., Executive Vice President of Tishman Technologies Corporation.
Bowman paints a bleak landscape in his book of our current situation: as demand for electricity continues to grow faster than the supply, and America’s aging national power distribution network becomes less reliable, the potential economic ... [more]
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