Although they might not get as much attention as other high-tech components, seals in wind turbines play an important role in keeping everything running smoothly. This article looks at why seals matter and the differences between molded and machined ones, so you can make the best choice for your turbines.

One of the challenges in maintaining wind turbine efficiency is ensuring proper lubrication of its parts. Without it, key components can wear out prematurely, leading to costly repairs and downtime. SKF offers advanced lubrication systems designed specifically for wind turbines, helping operators keep their turbines running at peak performance.

Once again, Hamburg is set to become the global hub for wind energy enthusiasts as it hosts WindEnergy, the premier expo for onshore and offshore wind turbine technology, from September 24-27, 2024. Here’s where you can find SKF and what you can expect.

By leveraging IoT devices embedded with sensors, advanced data analytics, machine learning, and other technologies, predictive maintenance is significantly enhancing the wind energy sector. But what exactly prompts the sector’s key stakeholders to adopt predictive maintenance in their operations?

Thornton Bank wind farm (also known as C-Power wind farm) is a monumental project off the Belgian coast and Belgium’s first offshore wind farm. From its inception to its status as one of Europe’s largest offshore wind projects, this wind farm showcases the viability of wind energy projects.

Keeping turbines spinning smoothly requires timely and proper maintenance, as well as a constant supply of spare parts — a task that can be time-consuming and distract from the main mission. This is where bringing in outside expertise can make a world of difference.

As wind technology has advanced, we have seen more efficient turbines and better overall output. But what happens when these turbines age and become less efficient? The answer could lie in wind repowering, a win-win strategy that combines financial viability, efficiency, and sustainability.

Iberdrola Renewables, in collaboration with the Japan Renewable Energy Corporation and Tohoku Electric Power, has secured the rights to develop a 375 MW offshore wind farm in Akita Prefecture in northern Japan.

Australia Wind Energy 2024, held on July 10 and 11 in Melbourne, concluded with resounding success. The conference attracted over 5,000 attendees and featured more than 150 speakers highlighting the latest innovations, policy developments, and investment opportunities in wind energy.