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Windtech International November December 2024 issue

 

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The Front Cover

Kitekraft develops technology to generate energy from flying wind turbines. Kitekraft’s flying wind turbines consist of three main components: a ground station, a flying kite, and a tether connecting the two. While the kite is flying horizontal figures of eight perpendicular to the wind, it produces power with small on-board rotors. On page 6 you can read more about this solution. The image on the cover is a long exposure shot of a flying system illustrating the flight trajectory of the kite.


Publisher's Note

The impact of Trump’s re-election on onshore and offshore wind energy

Features

Flying Wind Turbines
By Christoph Drexler, Co-founder and Head of Business Development, Kitekraft, Germany
 
By Samuel Davoust, Co-founder and Science Lead, Tipspeed, France

 

By Dylan Baxter, PEng, Director of Technology for BorealisWind, FabricAir, Canada

By Chris Hyde, Meteorologist, Meteomatics, USA

 

Windtech Future

Smart Financial Decisions

By Ahmad Hemami, McGill University, Montreal, Canada

View from Inside

By Savannah Altvater, Head of Unit of Distribution and Market Facilitation, Eurelectric, Belgium

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Windtech International November December 2024 issue 

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Borealis Wind
 
Husum Wind
 
Kitekraft
 
mcgilluniversity
 
Meteomatics
 
ReSoft
 
Tipspeed
 
PowerCurve
 
we4ce
 
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