Wind Power

In a recent study published in Heliyon, researchers from the Hong Kong Observatory, led by K.W. Lo, have made significant strides in understanding how urban environments, particularly densely populated areas like Hong Kong, affect local weather condi

A recent study published in the Kirkuk Journal of Science has introduced an innovative approach to enhancing the efficiency of wind energy systems. Led by Maher Mohammed from the Department of Electronic and Control at the Technical College of Kirkuk

As the integration of renewable energy sources like wind and solar power continues to reshape the energy landscape, the vulnerabilities within distribution networks are becoming increasingly critical. A recent study led by Kejian Shi from the Electri

A recent study led by Xuekai Hu from the Research Institute of Electric Power Science at the State Grid Hebei Electric Power Co. has introduced a novel method for evaluating the voltage regulation capabilities of medium-voltage substations. This rese

Recent advancements in wind turbine technology have led to a significant breakthrough in fault detection, thanks to a study led by Lin Qi from the School of Management Science and Engineering at Beijing Information Science & Technology University. Pu

Recent research led by Xingxing Han from the College of Renewable Energy at Hohai University has unveiled important insights into the behavior of wind turbine wakes, which are the areas of reduced wind speed and increased turbulence created by wind t

Recent research published in the journal Energies has shed light on the wake characteristics of wind turbines, a critical aspect of optimizing wind energy production. Led by Salim Abdullah Bazher from the Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean En

Recent research published in the journal “Remote Sensing” has shed light on the performance of two types of wind profiling lidar systems—pulsed and continuous-wave—when subjected to motion on floating platforms. Conducted by Shokoufeh Malekmohammadi

Recent advancements in wind power prediction could significantly enhance the reliability and efficiency of renewable energy integration into power grids. A study led by Jinlong Mei from the School of Computer Science and Technology at Zhejiang Sci-Te

Recent advancements in underwater monitoring technology are set to revolutionize the offshore wind energy sector, addressing critical challenges posed by seabed geological disasters such as liquefaction and scouring. A research team led by Miaojun Su