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A geração eólica e solar passa por um boom no Nordeste, mas precisa de subestações e conexões para chegar ao consumidor final.

MACC trustees approve support toward wind technology program Moberly Monitor-Index Approving purchases of equipment to support a new Wind Technology program highlighted business matters conducted by Moberly Area Community College Board of Trustees at its May 24 meeting. As a result of receiving a Community Development Block Grant last September for a Workforce Training Initiative to establish a full mechanical electronics lab and wind technician certificate program to the college's Kirksville campus, MACC trustees gave their blessing for three pieces of equipment totaling about $202,000 be pu...

Industry leaders to speak at Wood Mackenzie's inaugural European Power & Renewables Conference Join executives from Lightsource BP, Vattenfall, BEIS, the European Commission, Ocean Winds as new event assesses impact of European Green Deal and COP 26 News provided by Share this article Share this article LONDON, April 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- 2021 will be pivotal for Europe's energy sector. As the UK prepares to host COP 26 in Glasgow, the EU is mobilising its €1 trillion European Green Deal. And the industry itself is striving to meet ambitious emissions reduction targets and decarbonise the...

In the last few year, the big three Western wind turbine makers have taken bold steps to become competitive across wind’s three-legged stool of revenue: onshore, offshore and services. After acquisitions, reshuffles and some raising of the stakes on the technology front, GE, Vestas and Siemens Gamesa have more comparable businesses. There’s not much consolidation left to be squeezed out in the sector. So if we’re now entering the endgame for Western wind manufacturers, which company will come out on top? Siemens Gamesa underwent a reshuffle at the top last year, with Andreas Nauen,�...

Only around 200 people made it to the gates of the highly classified air force facility. the real question is how many aliens did they see? what do you think? >> i think i have the number, but it's a tease so we'll save it. first, in this week's mission ahead, an innovative approach to making electricity from the wind inspired by a child's toy. >> wind power, it's free, clean and abundant but generates just 6% of the world's electricity. one reason, some of the world's strongest winds are found here, out on the ocean where water is too deep for most offshore wind turbines. but a company beli...