Renewable Energy Systems (RES) recently deployed a third Triton Sonic Wind Profiler for wind resource assessment.
RES’ North American business unit, RES Americas, initially deployed a Triton to a site in the Upper Midwest under a short-term rental agreement with Second Wind in late 2009 to validate the system’s performance against an adjacent 80 meter met tower and test its field reliability. Subsequent to the successful field test, the Triton was purchased by RES Americas in the spring of 2010 and redeployed to a site in Colorado to measure the effects of complex wind flows from nearby high ground RES Americas recently added a second Triton to its wind resource assessment fleet and deployed the unit to an advanced development site in the Central Plains for hub height and above shear profile verification. In Europe, RES Ltd. also purchased a Triton for use on wind projects in development in the UK.
RES’ North American business unit, RES Americas, initially deployed a Triton to a site in the Upper Midwest under a short-term rental agreement with Second Wind in late 2009 to validate the system’s performance against an adjacent 80 meter met tower and test its field reliability. Subsequent to the successful field test, the Triton was purchased by RES Americas in the spring of 2010 and redeployed to a site in Colorado to measure the effects of complex wind flows from nearby high ground RES Americas recently added a second Triton to its wind resource assessment fleet and deployed the unit to an advanced development site in the Central Plains for hub height and above shear profile verification. In Europe, RES Ltd. also purchased a Triton for use on wind projects in development in the UK.
