Wind turbine

Floating Wind Turbine Market to Reach $30.6 Bn, Globally, by 2027 at 32.5% CAGR: Allied Market Research

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Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Energy, Articles, Wind turbines, Aerodynamics, Electric power, Electromechanical engineering, Energy conversion, Wind turbine, Floating wind turbine

On the other hand, high installation and maintenance cost curb the growth to some extent.

Key Points: 
  • On the other hand, high installation and maintenance cost curb the growth to some extent.
  • However, advancements in wind turbine structure are expected to create lucrative opportunities for the key players in the industry.\nLimited availability of spares and manpower for maintenance affected the global market for floating wind turbine during the first phase of the lockdown.
  • At the same time, the region across Asia-Pacific would register the fastest CAGR of 33.9% from 2020 to 2027.
  • This is due torise in concern from governments across emerging nations, such as China, India, and South Korea, regarding zero emission norms.\n'

Floating Wind Turbine Market to Reach $30.6 Bn, Globally, by 2027 at 32.5% CAGR: Allied Market Research

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Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Energy, Articles, Wind turbines, Aerodynamics, Electric power, Electromechanical engineering, Energy conversion, Wind turbine, Floating wind turbine

On the other hand, high installation and maintenance cost curb the growth to some extent.

Key Points: 
  • On the other hand, high installation and maintenance cost curb the growth to some extent.
  • However, advancements in wind turbine structure are expected to create lucrative opportunities for the key players in the industry.\nLimited availability of spares and manpower for maintenance affected the global market for floating wind turbine during the first phase of the lockdown.
  • At the same time, the region across Asia-Pacific would register the fastest CAGR of 33.9% from 2020 to 2027.
  • This is due torise in concern from governments across emerging nations, such as China, India, and South Korea, regarding zero emission norms.\n'

Asia-Pacific Offshore Wind Turbine Markets, 2020-2025 - Adoption of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) Influencing Power Producers to Choose Renewable Energy

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Monday, April 19, 2021
Wind power, Energy, Articles, Electrical engineering, Offshore wind power, Wind turbine, Wind farm

b'DUBLIN, April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Asia-Pacific Offshore Wind Turbine Market, Forecast to 2025 - Growth Impelled by Innovations in Turbine Capacity & Regulations" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com\'s offering.\nThe study offers market size forecasts for each country, the country\'s preferences and its challenges, and strategic information on what OEMs should invest in and develop.\nThis study outlines the general outlook for the offshore wind turbine market until 2025; analysis segments, how government plans and regulations drive the market, how geopolitical chaos restrain growth, how competitive intensity is dynamic and is both disrupted and driven by technology, including the transformative Mega Trends across the Asia-Pacific, and the country-level market trend.\nThe research concludes that the biggest challenge to the market is the lack of commissioning projects in a timely manner.

Key Points: 
  • b'DUBLIN, April 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Asia-Pacific Offshore Wind Turbine Market, Forecast to 2025 - Growth Impelled by Innovations in Turbine Capacity & Regulations" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com\'s offering.\nThe study offers market size forecasts for each country, the country\'s preferences and its challenges, and strategic information on what OEMs should invest in and develop.\nThis study outlines the general outlook for the offshore wind turbine market until 2025; analysis segments, how government plans and regulations drive the market, how geopolitical chaos restrain growth, how competitive intensity is dynamic and is both disrupted and driven by technology, including the transformative Mega Trends across the Asia-Pacific, and the country-level market trend.\nThe research concludes that the biggest challenge to the market is the lack of commissioning projects in a timely manner.
  • Asia-Pacific can lose projects valued hundreds of billions of dollars, regardless of the market drivers, trends, government plans, or market demands.
  • Executing and commissioning projects have become a far more valuable aspect than mere planning and proposing projects.\nThe research has identified the following market drivers and restraints:\nWhy is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nInstalled Capacity Forecast by Country, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nRevenue Forecast by Product Segment, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nRevenue Forecast Analysis by Country, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nPricing Trends and Forecast Analysis, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast, Wind Turbines of Capacity Less Than or Equal to 3 MW\nInstalled Capacity Forecast by Country, Wind Turbines of Capacity Less Than or Equal to 3 MW\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast Analysis, Wind Turbines of Capacity Less Than or Equal to 3 MW\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast, Wind Turbines of Capacity More Than 3 MW\nInstalled Capacity Forecast by Country, Wind Turbines of Capacity More Than 3 MW\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast Analysis, Wind Turbines of Capacity More Than 3 MW\nGrowth Opportunity 1: Mergers and Acquisitions between Strategic Competitors to Leverage Market Synergies, 2019\nGrowth Opportunity 2: Investment in Technological Innovations to Cater to Growing Needs for Smart Wind Systems, 2019\n'

Asia-Pacific Offshore Wind Turbine Market Forecast 2020-2025 - Growth Impelled by Innovations in Turbine Capacity & Regulations - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Wednesday, April 14, 2021
Alternative energy, Energy, Other Energy, Wind power, Energy, Articles, Electrical engineering, Offshore wind power, Wind turbine, Wind farm

b'The "Asia-Pacific Offshore Wind Turbine Market, Forecast to 2025 - Growth Impelled by Innovations in Turbine Capacity & Regulations" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com\'s offering.\nThe study offers market size forecasts for each country, the country\'s preferences and its challenges, and strategic information on what OEMs should invest in and develop.\nThis study outlines the general outlook for the offshore wind turbine market until 2025; analysis segments, how government plans and regulations drive the market, how geopolitical chaos restrain growth, how competitive intensity is dynamic and is both disrupted and driven by technology, including the transformative Mega Trends across the Asia-Pacific, and the country-level market trend.\nThe research concludes that the biggest challenge to the market is the lack of commissioning projects in a timely manner.

Key Points: 
  • b'The "Asia-Pacific Offshore Wind Turbine Market, Forecast to 2025 - Growth Impelled by Innovations in Turbine Capacity & Regulations" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com\'s offering.\nThe study offers market size forecasts for each country, the country\'s preferences and its challenges, and strategic information on what OEMs should invest in and develop.\nThis study outlines the general outlook for the offshore wind turbine market until 2025; analysis segments, how government plans and regulations drive the market, how geopolitical chaos restrain growth, how competitive intensity is dynamic and is both disrupted and driven by technology, including the transformative Mega Trends across the Asia-Pacific, and the country-level market trend.\nThe research concludes that the biggest challenge to the market is the lack of commissioning projects in a timely manner.
  • Asia-Pacific can lose projects valued hundreds of billions of dollars, regardless of the market drivers, trends, government plans, or market demands.
  • Executing and commissioning projects have become a far more valuable aspect than mere planning and proposing projects.\nThe research has identified the following market drivers and restraints:\nWhy is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nInstalled Capacity Forecast by Country, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nRevenue Forecast by Product Segment, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nRevenue Forecast Analysis by Country, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nPricing Trends and Forecast Analysis, Offshore Wind Turbine Market\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast, Wind Turbines of Capacity Less Than or Equal to 3 MW\nInstalled Capacity Forecast by Country, Wind Turbines of Capacity Less Than or Equal to 3 MW\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast Analysis, Wind Turbines of Capacity Less Than or Equal to 3 MW\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast, Wind Turbines of Capacity More Than 3 MW\nInstalled Capacity Forecast by Country, Wind Turbines of Capacity More Than 3 MW\nRevenue and Installed Capacity Forecast Analysis, Wind Turbines of Capacity More Than 3 MW\nGrowth Opportunity 1: Mergers and Acquisitions between Strategic Competitors to Leverage Market Synergies, 2019\nGrowth Opportunity 2: Investment in Technological Innovations to Cater to Growing Needs for Smart Wind Systems, 2019\nView source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210414005393/en/\n'

Van Oord and Ansys Accelerate the Design of Highly Sustainable Offshore Wind Turbines

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Friday, April 16, 2021
Articles, Ansys, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, Van Oord, Wind turbine, Offshore wind power, Wind power, Engineering

Ansys is aiding Van Oord engineers in their development of cutting-edge wind turbine foundations, helping them increase product quality and deliver new innovations to market faster than ever before.\nDesigning wind turbine foundations typically requires Van Oord engineers to invest considerable time developing numerous complex, dynamic analysis finite element models.

Key Points: 
  • Ansys is aiding Van Oord engineers in their development of cutting-edge wind turbine foundations, helping them increase product quality and deliver new innovations to market faster than ever before.\nDesigning wind turbine foundations typically requires Van Oord engineers to invest considerable time developing numerous complex, dynamic analysis finite element models.
  • To accelerate and optimize the simulation process, Van Oord\'s engineering teamworked with Ansys channel partner Infinite Simulation Systems B.V. to harness Ansys Mechanical and Ansys Cloud , which spurred design optimization, significantly shortenedproduct development timelines and boostedthe efficiency of next-gen offshore wind turbines.\nLeveraging Mechanical and Ansys Cloud empowers Van Oord engineers to rapidly run 5x more design iterations on Cloud to predict the performance of advanced wind turbine foundations and enhance the fabrication processes while reducing project risks and speeding supply chain negotiations.
  • This significantly speeds up the wind turbine foundation design and analysis process for Van Oord engineers, equipping them to improve the production efficiency of new products and elevate offshore wind energy to greater heights.
  • "\nOn April 20th and 21st, Van Oord will present "Hands-on Experience with Ansys Cloud Computing: Accelerating Complex Engineering Simulations within the Offshore Wind Industry" at Simulation World 2021.

DGAP-News: Nordex SE: Nordex Group receives 72 MW order from Germany

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Friday, April 9, 2021
Articles, Energy, Nordex, Societates Europaeae, Electrical engineering, Wind farm, Wind turbine, Crystal Rig Wind Farm, Trimdon Grange Wind Farm, Dirkshof, the Nordex Group

End of March, the German project developer Dirkshof ordered twenty N117/3600 turbines from the Nordex Group for the citizen wind farm "Reussenkoege" in Germany.

Key Points: 
  • End of March, the German project developer Dirkshof ordered twenty N117/3600 turbines from the Nordex Group for the citizen wind farm "Reussenkoege" in Germany.
  • Karsten Brggemann, Vice President Region Central of the Nordex Group: "We are pleased about the order from Dirkshof.
  • In 2020 onshore wind turbines with a total capacity of 1,431 MW were built in Germany.
  • Last year, at 232 MW the Nordex Group recorded an increase in installations of 114 percent compared to 2019.

Sini Spets, Former Energy Executive from MHI Vestas Offshore Wind, Sumitomo FW, and Wärtsilä, Joins Highview Power as Vice President of People and Strategy

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Tuesday, April 6, 2021
Technology, Human resources, Other Energy, Other Technology, Oil, Gas, Professional services, Alternative energy, Other Natural Resources, Energy, Natural Resources, Energy, Articles, Vestas, Wind power in Denmark, Highview Power, Highview, Wind turbine

Before joining the Highview Power team, Spets was Head of People at MHI Vestas Offshore Wind, one of the worlds largest developers of wind turbines.

Key Points: 
  • Before joining the Highview Power team, Spets was Head of People at MHI Vestas Offshore Wind, one of the worlds largest developers of wind turbines.
  • Sinis leadership and global expertise will be critical as we continue expanding our CRYOBattery long duration energy storage plants globally.
  • Shell help ensure linearity within our organization during our time of rapid growth, said Javier Cavada, CEO and President of Highview Power.
  • Her final position before MHI Vestas Offshore Wind was with Sumitomo SHI FW (SFW) as its Senior Vice President of Innovation and Human Resources.

WindESCo Receives Approval from DNV for its Energy Improvement Analysis Method for Wind Turbines

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Thursday, April 1, 2021
Classification societies, DNV, Quality management, Energy, Articles, Electrical engineering, Wind turbine

BURLINGTON, Mass., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- WindESCo , the pioneer in renewable energy optimization, today announced that it has received approval from DNV, whose group of companies include the world's leading renewable energy advisor, for its Energy Improvement Analysis Method 3.0.

Key Points: 
  • BURLINGTON, Mass., April 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- WindESCo , the pioneer in renewable energy optimization, today announced that it has received approval from DNV, whose group of companies include the world's leading renewable energy advisor, for its Energy Improvement Analysis Method 3.0.
  • The method uses machine learning to evaluate energy improvement of wind turbines following upgrades to underperforming turbines.
  • This latest iteration of WindESCo's energy improvement analysis replaces a version approved by DNV in 2019.
  • The approval by DNV of its most current energy improvement analysis is an important proof point as the company seeks to scale its services.

New Video: A Message from Alaskans on Wind Power

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Monday, March 29, 2021
Energy, Aerodynamics, Electric power, Electromechanical engineering, Energy conversion, Wind turbine, Articles

"I don't think there's a group of people more qualified to vouch for wind turbine power in cold climates than Alaskans," said Felice Stadler, Vice President, Political Affairs, Environmental Defense Fund (EDF).

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  • "I don't think there's a group of people more qualified to vouch for wind turbine power in cold climates than Alaskans," said Felice Stadler, Vice President, Political Affairs, Environmental Defense Fund (EDF).
  • "And of course, they brought their sense of humor and some good-natured jabs directed at our nation's second-largest state."
  • "It's one thing for us to share the wealth of scientific data and statistics that wind turbines do work.
  • It's another to see an Alaskan standing in waist-deep snow in a city powered by wind showing you that it works great."

DGAP-News: Nordex SE: The Nordex Group has received a 96 MW order in Mexico

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Thursday, March 25, 2021
Infrastructure, Wind farm, Nordex, Articles, Sustainable development, Economy, Wind power in the United Kingdom, Wind turbine

The Nordex Group has received an order for the delivery of 20 N155/4.X turbines in Mexico.

Key Points: 
  • The Nordex Group has received an order for the delivery of 20 N155/4.X turbines in Mexico.
  • The turbines will be delivered in a project-specific mode of 4.8 MW, resulting in a total rated capacity of 96 MW for the wind farm.
  • The order also includes a full two-year service of the turbines.
  • The Nordex Group will install the 4.8 MW turbines on 120-metre-high concrete towers in the course of this year, which the Group produces locally in the country.