Wind innovations Part 2 – Three (more) wind technologies you should know about
The transition to carbon-free energy takes many forms. Ground-breaking technologies are emerging to meet the growing demand for renewable energy.
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Obtaining a qualified workforce has become a growing and pressing challenge for the wind industry. Narrowing the labor gap will play a huge role in helping the industry meet its ambitious wind energy goals. In this article, we explore the causes of this gap and what can be done to close it.
Learning from others and building industrial networks can often trigger groundbreaking innovation. In that vein, SKF and other industry leaders will gather at the Conference for Wind Power Drives (CWD) at the end of March to discuss and share developments and trends regarding wind turbine drivetrains.
When it comes to wind energy, Goldwind is among the biggest names out there. The Chinese wind turbine manufacturer has established a global presence in promotion of the global energy transition, with SKF at its side as a leading supplier of rotating equipment. In this article, we put the spotlight on this partnership and share a few key projects and milestones the company has achieved since its inception.
By now, changes in the renewable energy industry are more than possible scenarios predicted by experts all over the world, they are real. To manage the challenges ahead, companies and stakeholders need to exchange knowledge and establish partnerships – by visiting events like the ACP OMS 2023.
The mining industry is not exactly considered a pioneer when it comes to sustainability. But the industry is also key to the energy transition – after all, green technology relies heavily on certain metals and other materials. Wind energy could solve the dilemma.