GE Renewable Energy announced a trio of orders for its 2.X onshore wind turbines with Invenergy. The 576-MW, 187-turbine order includes: 54 2.X-127 turbines for the 110-MW Crescent Wind Energy Center in Michigan 30 2.X-127 and 6 2.X-116 turbines for the 166-MW Contrail Wind Energy Center in Iowa 97 2.X-127 for the 300-MW Deuel Harvest…
Introduction Wind energy penetration in the transmission networks has been steadily increasing during the last decades. This situation causes integration problems with the electrical grid. Regarding the power converter, these problems can be classified as follows: Working with very low SCR or quality factor grids: the resonance frequency of the harmonic filter decreases and…
By David Christophe, Director of Utility Solutions Marketing, Nokia As wind power projects continue to increase their turbine size and move further offshore, the importance of industrial-grade private wireless connectivity only increases. A constant, reliable network enables workers to operate safely and in new ways during construction and operation as they remotely monitor, inspect and…
