Newsletter
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Content Iss. 2021-06-10 |
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Welcome to the new issue of the Windfair Newsletter. | |
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EDITORIAL
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Floating turbines are the next evolution step in offshore wind industry. Currently, a new concept from Norway is receiving a lot of attention that takes a completely different approach to floaters. The inventors promise lower costs and more yield - the most important ingredients for successful wind power production. |
HIGHLIGHTS
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The reports finds that higher-than-average pay and significant union coverage are key aspects of the clean energy employment future over the next decade. 
The economies of the G7 nations could see an average loss of $4.8 trillion annually by 2050, says Oxfam. 
A new computational model developed by engineers at Johns Hopkins University can accurately predict the power output of wind farms or help optimize those already in use. 
A new report by the International Energy Agengy (IEA) sees a rebound of the global investment in energy by nearly 10% in 2021. This is still not enough to reach the net zero pathway though. ... |
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WINDFAIR EDITORS
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The companies jointly conduct a feasibility study of the patent pending FRP monopile design offshore Massachusetts in 35 to 85 meters water depth. 
Woolworths Group invests in a PPA with Bango wind farm on its road to 100% green electricity by 2025. 
Two uncrewed vessels remotely controlled from shore travelled up to 40km into the North Sea to undertake survey work for two planned offshore wind farms. |
MEMBER NEWS
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The data published in the seventh issue of the WindEnergy trend:index shows the best results ever concerning the mood in the wind industry. 
Complete documentation of all bolt connections is now also possible with the hydraulic bolting systems from M-PT. 
The “CLV Nexans Aurora” was built at the Ulstein Verft in Norway and is a cable laying vessel designated for offshore wind farm construction. 
The new wind farm will be located in the municipalities of Barjas and Oencia. 
Deutsche Windtechnik achieves an outstanding result over the course of a year at the Nordergründe offshore wind farm 
GE has shared its position that the accelerated and strategic deployment of both renewable energy and gas power can make substantial progress in combatting climate change in the near-term ...
Deutsche Windtechnik has been commissioned to provide the full spectrum of maintenance for more than 200 wind turbines in Sweden. 
Both countries highlighted at an event how closely they work together for climate action. 
The wind turbines are located at 25 wind farms across Germany, and in some cases the ADLS systems will be installed to simultaneously cover multiple wind farms. |
INDUSTRY NEWS
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