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.

The SKF IMx-16W-K – Upgrade kit brings a boost to wind turbine monitoring, ensuring they run longer, perform better, and remain cost-effective. Here’s why you should consider upgrading your existing IMx system.

The world’s first semi-submersible floating offshore wind farm, WindFloat Atlantic, marked its third operational year in 2023 by generating an impressive 80 GWh of electricity! This landmark project, situated off the coast of Viana do Castelo, Portugal, demonstrates the practicality and promise of floating wind technology in providing sustainable energy solutions.

Germany’s Federal Network Agency has launched a new round of offshore wind farm auctions. A hefty 5,500 MW are up for grabs at three pre-investigated sites in the breezy North Sea, 110 km northwest of the island of Borkum.

The quest for renewable energy has led to significant advancements in wind turbine technology. A key trend in this sector is the development of larger turbines, driven by the need to capture more wind energy and generate more electricity. This growth, however, presents unique challenges, particularly in maintaining the efficiency and compactness of essential components like gearbox bearings.