Windtech International - September October 2023

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: Category: 2023; Published: 04 September 2023

The Front Cover

The article on page 7 written by Daniel W. Bernadett from ArcVera Renewables explores the advantages of using nacelle based anemometers for PPT. PPT testing has meaningful value, and a less costly testing methodology would enable the industry to conduct tests on more projects and more turbines, providing significant value to all project stakeholders. (photo: Bernadett, 2021)

Publisher's Note

The changing mineral landscape and its implications for the wind energy market

Features

New Thinking for Power Performance Testing
By Daniel W. Bernadett, Global Director of Engineering, ArcVera Renewables, USA

Capturing the Complex Physics Around Floating Wind Turbines

By Robert Behrens de Luna, Project Manager, FLOATECH Project, Germany

Wind Energy and Air Density Measurement

By Ellie Weyer and Linda Sloka, UL Solutions, USA

Reimagining Wind Energy with Lidar Technology

By Matthieu Boquet, Head of Strategy and Market Development, Vaisala, France

Windtech Future

Are We Going to Reach Net-Zero Emissions?

By Ahmad Hemami, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

View from Inside

Risking Net Zero

By Iain Grainger, CEO, IMCA, UK

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Windtech International September October 2023 issue

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