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WindEnergyUpdate speaks to Adrian Fox, supply chain manager for the UK’s Crown Estate, about whether the UK’s ambitious Round 3 can be realized by 2020.
This week’s WindEnergyUpdate news brief includes: EDO Renewables; AWEA; Google; St-Laurent Énergies; US renewable energy legislation; Vattenfall; NYSERDA; and France’s offshore wind strategy.
David Lough, Application Engineer, Gravitec Systems Inc, Seattle, gravitec.com
A worker scales a ladder with a safety cable, a typical feature in many turbines. The cable’s anchor point at the ladder’s top must meet requirements given by the manufacturer, a figure usually dependent on the maximum number of workers climbing the ladder at one time.
All fall-arrest equipment must meet some sort of standard and pass some tests so equipment manufacturers can ensure end users and employers that the equipment will perform to specifications. These standards (ANSI Z359
WindEnergyUpdate speaks to Sjur Bratland, asset manager of Statoil ASA’s Hywind floating turbine foundation project, about the viability of floating turbine foundation technology.
A 10 MW offshore turbine is in the works that addresses the growing demand for reliable and efficient offshore wind energy. Over its lifetime, each Britannia from Clipper Windpower is expected to displace the use of two-million barrels of oil and offset the need to dispel 724,000
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