June 2016

The Front Cover

Electrohydrodynamic (EHD) wind generators use electro-kinetic power conversion that relies on three key elements: (1) kinetic energy from wind, (2) a conductive, electrically isolated source of like-charged particles connected to a load and (3) an electrical ground plane to which charged particles can be driven. Click here read the full article written by Jennifer Baird, CEO, and Dawn White, President and CTO, Accio Energy, USA.

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Offshore wind industry is confident of driving costs down by 2020

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Aerial Surveying for Renewable Projects
By Gavin Germaine, Senior Geotechnical Engineer, Natural Power, UK

Measuring Rotor Blades with Lasers
By Torsten Wohlert, Deutsche Windtechnik Service, Germany

A Challenge for Offshore Lubricants
By Martin Wünsch, Head of Research and Development, Lubricant Consult GmbH, Germany

Windtech Future

Consolidation Spurs Wind Innovation Revival
By Philip Totaro, CEO of IntelStor, USA

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Wind Power Leads All New Power Generation
By Steve Sawyer, GWEC Secretary General

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