Noise in wind turbines does more than disrupt the environment; it is also perceived as a warning sign of potential issues with the turbine generator. SKF has put a lot of thought into addressing these issues through SKF Quiet Running deep groove ball bearings. But what sets these bearings apart as potentially game-changing?

SKF is excited to announce its participation in the 5th International FVA-Conference, scheduled for June 25-26, 2024, in Würzburg, Germany. The event is a must-attend for anyone interested in the latest advancements in bearing technology.

Imagine soaring high above the Andes, riding the thermals without a flap of your wings for hundreds of miles — this is the daily journey of the Andean condor, the world’s largest flying bird. With wings stretching up to almost four meters, this impressive glider has inspired a significant technological breakthrough in wind energy.

In the pursuit of sustainability, two industries — offshore wind energy and aquaculture — are joining forces in a project in the North Sea. Freja Offshore and the Norwegian aquaculture innovator, Subfarm, aim to explore the feasibility of integrating fish farms within the Mareld floating offshore wind farm, located off the coast of Lysekil, Sweden. Can the harmony of wind and water unlock the next chapter in eco-innovation?

The Seagreen offshore wind farm, a joint venture between SSE Renewables and TotalEnergies, has announced its full operational status, marking a significant milestone in Scotland’s journey towards a sustainable energy future.

As the world increasingly turns to renewable energy sources, the efficiency of offshore wind farms has come under scrutiny. RWE, a leading developer in the offshore wind sector, is at the forefront of addressing one of the industry’s most significant challenges: the wake effect.

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine two years ago shifted the geopolitical balance and transformed the energy outlook across Europe. Despite the devastation and challenges, Ukraine's resilience has been reflected in its determination to move forward with its wind energy sector to build a sustainable, renewable energy future in the post-war period.

Australia’s offshore wind sector is poised for significant growth, reveals a comprehensive study commissioned by the UK Government and conducted by Arup, a global firm specializing in engineering and consultancy. But how exactly will this burgeoning market shape the country’s energy landscape, and what role will the partnership with the UK play in this transformation?

Amidst the surge of innovation in renewable energy, a Norwegian startup, World Wide Wind (WWW), is making waves with a groundbreaking floating wind turbine design. With the recent approval to test its prototype off the southwest coast of Norway, this Oslo-based pioneer could be steering the world towards a future where the energy of our oceans is harnessed with unparalleled efficiency.