Wind Energy
Articles
Advancements in Hydropower: Innovations to Expect in 2025
As the global community struggles to address the immediacy of combating climate change and moving to renewable energy, hydropower is finding itself in the limelight as a key to a sustainable future.Hydropower is emerging as a leader in global...
Articles
Distributed Intelligence: Revolutionizing Power Management
Distributed Intelligence: Using AI to Manage Power
In today's fast-changing energy management environment, distributed intelligence is a revolutionary application of artificial intelligence (AI). While the world struggles to meet growing power demands as it makes the shift towards renewable energy...
Europe
North Sea’s Promise for Green Hydrogen Production
By generating up to 45,000 tonnes of green hydrogen production a year, Europe is looking to the North Sea to open up a new source of renewable energy. Traditionally used for the extraction of oil and gas, this region...
Wind Energy
Historic Global Wind Energy Capacity Recorded in 2024
The global wind report put forth by the global wind energy council confirms that 2024 was a record year when it came to new wind energy capacity with a total of 117 GW that was installed across the globe....
Companies
JERA and BP’s proposed 50:50 offshore Wind Joint Venture
JERA and BP expose the Offshore Wind Joint Venture's leadership team.
The leadership team for JERA Co., Inc. (JERA) and BP's proposed 50:50 offshore wind joint venture, JERA Nex BP, marking a major advancement in offshore wind energy. Using the...
Articles
Europe Lags as Global Electricity Demand Rises
Global Electricity Consumption Set to Surge While Europe Lags
The world is witnessing an unprecedented rise in electricity consumption, driven by rapid industrialization, urbanization, and the global pursuit of electrification to combat climate change. As economies transition towards cleaner energy...
News & Press Releases
Managing Wind Turbine Waste: Decommissioning Challenges
Wind energy may be used as a renewable energy source with less of an adverse effect on the environment than conventional fossil fuels if it is planned well. When operating, wind turbines emit no hazardous pollutants and don't need...
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