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DOE taps GE Renewable Energy for 3-D printed wind turbine project Published on February 10, 2021 by Dave Kovaleski © Shutterstock The U.S. Department of Energy tapped GE Renewable Energy, GE Research, and LM Wind Power, a GE Renewable Energy subsidiary, to design and manufacture 3-D printed wind turbine blades. For this $6.7 million project, the GE business units will partner with the Oakridge National Lab and the National Renewable Energy Lab to develop a manufacturing process for novel high-performance blade designs for the future of large rotors. The proposed project will focus on thermo...

GE wins funding for research into 3D printing of wind turbine blades It will develop and demonstrate an integrated additive manufacturing process for novel high-performance blade designs for the future of large rotors Image: LM Wind Power GE has been granted funding by the US Department of Energy (DOE) to research the design and manufacture of 3D printed wind turbine blades. The $6.7 million (£4.8m) project will see GE Research, GE Renewable Energy and LM Wind Power, a GE Renewable Energy business, work with the Oakridge National Laboratory and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to de...

GE to research 3-D printing of wind turbine blades WASHINGTON, February 8, 2021 GE Research, GE Renewable Energy, and LM Wind Power, a GE Renewable Energy business were recently selected by the US Department of Energy to research the design and manufacture of 3-D printed wind turbine blades. The GE business units will partner with the Oakridge National Lab and the National Renewable Energy Lab on a 25-month $6.7 million project to develop and demonstrate an integrated additive manufacturing process for novel high- performance blade designs for the future of large rotors.   The project wil...

I think the biggest story next week will be the house vote on thursday for health care. george, where is this headed for republicans? >> they don't know yet because usually in legislative deal making it's an additive process, i support x if you support y, i'll support you if you support me and that's how coalitions work, and in this case addition is subtraction and the heart of boomcare is the expansion of medicaid. 20 republican senators represent states that expanded medicaid. add synthetics bench and they have huge holes in their budget and they're a problem. >> asa hutchinson, john kasich,...

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