Wind Power

A recent study led by Peiyao Guo from the TUM School of Engineering and Design at the Technical University of Munich sheds light on the evolving dynamics of wind power profitability in a shifting energy landscape. As many countries move away from gen

In a significant advancement for the energy sector, researchers have developed a novel walking device designed to enhance the stability and safety of hybrid power transmission line inspection robots (PTLIRs) operating in challenging high-altitude and

Recent research published in ‘IEEE Access’ sheds light on a critical aspect of offshore wind farm operations: the performance and durability of submarine cables, particularly those located inside J-tubes. These cables are essential for transmitting p

A recent study by Łukasz Iluk from Bielsko-Biała sheds light on the environmental impact of wind power stations in Poland, highlighting the need for regulatory adjustments to enhance their effectiveness. Published in the journal ‘Scientific Papers of

Recent advancements in sustainable energy, water, and environmental systems have been highlighted in a new editorial published in “Energy Conversion and Management: X.” Led by Davide Astiaso Garcia from the Department of Planning, Design, and Technol

The integration of renewable energy sources like wind and solar power into existing power grids has emerged as a significant challenge for energy systems worldwide. A recent study led by Dengao Li from the Shanxi Energy Internet Research Institute ha

A recent study published in the journal Heliyon has introduced a novel approach to the expansion planning of power systems, particularly focusing on the integration of wind farms. Conducted by Ran Chen from the School of Electronic Science and Engine

A recent study published in ‘IEEE Access’ introduces a novel approach to allocating renewable energy resources (RESs) within energy communities, a concept that is gaining traction as more consumers seek sustainable energy solutions. Led by Eleni Stai

Wind turbine generator bearings play a critical role in the efficiency and safety of wind power systems. However, diagnosing faults in these components before they lead to failures has been a significant challenge for manufacturers and operators alik

A recent study led by Haodong Pan from the School of Engineering College at Qufu Normal University in Rizhao, China, presents groundbreaking advancements in the field of maglev wind yaw systems. Published in ‘IEEE Access’, this research addresses the