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A greener way to lubricate wind turbines
Windpower Monthly spoke to Castrol's Global Product Manager, Daryl Luke and International Application Engineer, Phil Booker about how turbine lubrication has evolved.
ZF Wind Power: Servicing and maintenance
PARTNER CONTENT: Windpower Monthly visited ZF Wind Power's offices in Lommel, Belgium to talk to Antti Turunen, Head of Global Services and Dr Joris Peeters, Head of Digitalisation.
ZF Wind Power: Production and digitalisation
Windpower Monthly visited ZF Wind Power's offices in Lommel, Belgium to talk to Dr Martin Knops, Chief Technology Officer and Dr Joris Peeters, Head of Digitalisation.
The future of transport and logistics
At WindEurope 2019, Windpower Monthly held a panel discussion featuring Wood Mackenzie, LM Wind Power and Nordex to discuss the future of transport and logistics in the wind energy sector.
The future of gearboxes: What happens next?
PARTNER CONTENT: The future of gearboxes is central to the future of wind, but can we sustain the pace of development? Are experts ahead of technology? And what challenges may lie ahead?
A tour around Ingeteam's testing facility
PARTNER CONTENT: In the third and final part of our video series, Ingeteam took Windpower TV on a tour around their testing facility in Bilbao, Spain.
Ingeteam: 'We can quickly adapt production to market demands'
PARTNER CONTENT: In part two of our series, Ingeteam spoke to Windpower TV about their supply chain, the necessity of converters and generators in turbines and reacting to customer demands.
Wind Turbine of the Year 2018 - 3MW+: Nordex N149
PARTNER CONTENT. Why did Nordex's N149 win Best Onshore Turbine 3MW+ category in the 2018 awards?
Ingeteam: 'We offer the best technology to our clients without any limitations'
PARTNER CONTENT: Ingeteam spoke to Windpower TV about the advantages of being an independent company and learning from multiple different sectors.
Stiesdal: 'The US has made a flying start'
HAMBURG 2018: The United States' first steps in offshore wind have impressed the Global Wind Energy Council's global offshore ambassador.
Hamburg 2018
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United States US 16GW offshore super-grid plans submitted
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Ireland Equinor and ESB target Irish offshore
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United States US policy failures prompt continued need for PTC
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United States US projects concede spacing to fisheries demands -- updated
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Australia Lack of RET stunting Australia investment
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Finland Total to supply storage system to subsidy-free Finnish site
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United States New Jersey doubles offshore goal
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Australia Neoen adds to Hornsdale battery
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'Investment case boosted' in emerging offshore wind markets
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Germany German climate policy has "lost direction"
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Japan Northland targets 600MW off Japan
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MHI Vestas due to supply first floating 10MW turbines
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France MHI Vestas due to supply first floating 10MW turbines
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Denmark Denmark unveils offshore support scheme for Thor
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India Suzlon joins Enercon and Senvion on OEM crisis list
Next Generation
More from hamburg 2018
Regulation 'main barrier' to hybridisation, RES claims
HAMBURG 2018: Hybrid projects are being held back by outdated regulations preventing multiple generation sources sharing the same grid connection, according to RES Group's managing director for the UK and Ireland.
Totaro: 'We are moving from reactive to predictive solutions'
HAMBURG 2018: New uses and benefits of digitalisation will emerge as the wind power industry's relationship with digital tools matures, according to the CEO of consultancy Totaro & Associates.
'Not enough corporate PPAs to go round', says BVG
HAMBURG 2018: Windpower TV spoke to Neil Douglas, director at BVG Associates about tenders and auctions.
