Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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National Renewable Energy Lab Isolates Hydrogen For Power
AOL Energy
By Shifra Mincer In efforts to transition to a new energy economy, the US federal government has been loaning money to solar and wind companies. It has also been pouring money into research and development. The National Renewable Energy Laboratory ...
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New Projects Confirm Germany's Role in Energy Storage Segment
PR Newswire (press release)
And last week a new project to store wind energy via hydrogen in the German natural gas grid was also unveiled. At this year's International Renewable Energy Storage Conference from November 28-30 in Berlin, Germany Trade & Invest will have experts on ...
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Essential matter
The Guardian
From cleaning up pollution to solving the future of energy, nanomaterials can provide new tools to work on our largest environmental problems. They are already being used to improve wind turbines and to process hazardous waste. ...
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Updates: Hydrogen to be blended with gas
Financial Express
Hydrogen will be produced from wind and punmped into the gas pipeline. The company is undertaking a 5-million-euro pilot project in Germany to develop the technology. Under the scheme, a wind project will power the production of around 360 cubic meter ...
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Thursday, November 24, 2011

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Wind Power Storage: It's A Gas
EarthTechling
by Pete Danko, November 23rd, 2011 The idea of storing excess wind energy as hydrogen is picking up steam in Germany, with a second pilot program popping up – this one from the big power company E.On. But there's a key difference between the two ...
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

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Maui on track for a green energy surplus
Sustainable Business Oregon
While all of Hawaii is making strides in renewable energy, only Maui is looking at a green ... Air Products and Chemicals to convert wind power to hydrogen. ...

Partisan Divide Opens Up On Clean Energy
EarthTechling
... research on wind, solar and hydrogen technology,” support was overwhelming, ... support among Republicans for solar power subsidies might be confused by ...


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OTHER VIEW: Before Solyndra, a litany of failed energy projects
TriCities.com
The hydrogen car. Clean coal. These are but a few examples spanning several .... incentives for a new technology such as solar or wind energy to thrive, ...

10-Q: TRANSACT ENERGY CORP
Middle East North Africa Financial Network
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Sunday, November 20, 2011

UW-Madison News Release--State farmers have biomass edge

On 11/16/2011 11:38 AM, UW-Madison news wrote:
> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
> 11/16/11
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> Contact: Kevin Shinners, (608) 263-0756, kjshinne@wisc.edu, (608) 263-0756
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> FORAGE KNOW-HOW GIVES WISCONSIN FARMERS AN EDGE IN GROWING BIOMASS
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> MADISON - Wisconsin farmers have been growing biomass for generations, says Kevin Shinners. They just have a different name for it.
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> "Biomass is really just poor-quality forage," says the UW-Madison agricultural engineer. "We allow it to get very mature and it's really high in fiber, so it doesn't make very good animal feed, but it makes great biomass."
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> And Wisconsin farmers have a leg up in the business of producing biomass, says Shinners, a specialist in forage systems who branched out into bioenergy crops about 10 years ago.
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> "We have all of the tools to harvest and handle and process it. And an added advantage is that when we take biomass off the field, we have new places to put our dairy manure," he says. "When you take corn stover off the field, you're removing nutrients that you need for next year's crop. A Wisconsin farmer can apply manure, while an Illinois farmer may have to go out and buy fertilizer."
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> Wisconsin also is rich in off-farm resources. The state's custom harvesters are expert at chopping stalks and grass, and biomass could fit nicely into their schedule. After they finish chopping corn silage in September, crews could move on to corn stover or switchgrass in October and November, spreading fixed costs over more acres and keeping employees working longer.
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> In fact, under some business models, farmers might job out most of their biomass crop production. If the crop is a perennial, such as switchgrass, the farmer may spend more time in front of the computer and on the phone than out in the field. "Once the crop is established, he'll manage fertilization and weed control through an agronomic service, cutting and removal through a custom harvester and marketing through a biomass aggregator," Shinners says.
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> But even though Wisconsin farmers may be very much at home with the types of crops involved and the mechanics of producing them, they'll be on less familiar ground when it comes to marketing, Shinners notes.
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> "If you're a cash crop farmer, you're used to marketing your corn and beans through multiple paths, selling some out of the field, storing some, selling futures, to optimize what you earn on an annual basis," he says. "For biomass, you'll have to change your mindset.
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> "If a firm builds a large cellulosic biorefinery here, it will need an absolute dedicated supply," Shinners says. "If half the people in the area decided not to produce biomass one year, that plant would be a dinosaur." Meaning that a critical mass of local farmers must be willing to lock into a long-term production contract.
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> The economics of biomass are driven by the fact that, pound for pound, the stuff isn't worth as much as other crops. Profit margins may be slim, so farmers will need to produce as efficiently as possible.
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> That's where Shinners comes in. His research centers on streamlining the harvest and handling a variety of biomass crops, including such perennials as switchgrass and reed canarygrass, and annuals such as sorghum. But his biggest push has been in corn stover-the stalks and leaves and cobs left after grain harvest-simply because there's so much of it.
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> "There are some 90 million acres of corn being grown in the United States this year, and with the prices we're seeing, there's going to be more and more of it grown. If you're really interested in biomass, it's right there at our doorstep," he reasons.
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> Since profit-minded crop producers aim to make as few trips across the field as possible, Shinners' first efforts focused on harvesting both corn grain and corn stover in one pass. Essentially, he grafted a forage harvester to the back of a combine and hitched a wagon behind to catch the chopped stover.
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> This impressive 50-foot train of machinery worked, he says, but handling two crops at the same time slowed down the grain harvest, putting both yield and quality at risk. "That's even more of an issue these days, when we have seen corn go over $7 per bushel," he says. "As corn grain increases in value, everything that slows the combine down has a much greater economic cost."
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> Shinners is focusing now on a system in which the combine harvests grain and leaves the stover behind in a long, neat row. "A custom harvester could come in behind and chop these windrows and store them for the farmer."
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> Since buyers will need year-round deliveries, storing biomass crop until it's needed is part of the equation. Shinners thinks the best approach is one that dairy farmers use for forage-seal it from the air in long plastic bags or covered bunkers and let it ferment. "We know this from dairying: You can open up a silo bag from two years ago and it's still good quality," he says.
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> That fermented biomass could be good enough to eat-by livestock, at least-which may offer farmers a way to take advantage of the bioenergy market without having to wait for a biomass refinery to be built nearby.
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> "If we apply amendments like lime right before we store corn stover, the feed value can increase substantially," says Shinners. "So instead of waiting for somebody to develop a biorefinery in Wisconsin to convert stover to ethanol, why not divert some of the grain normally used to feed cattle toward ethanol production and use the stover to replace the corn as animal feed?"
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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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Rifkin's industrial revolution evolves from the bottom up
Winnipeg Free Press
Change our fossil fuel economy to renewable energy. -- Turn every building on Earth into its own power plant through the use of solar and wind power. -- Use hydrogen tanks, installed in every building, to store energy from renewable sources. ...
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Friday, November 18, 2011

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German test plant aims to store wind power as gas-grid hydrogen
Greenbang
That's why E.ON plans to develop a pilot energy storage plant in Falkenhagen in the northeast of Germany. The facility, being built at a cost of more than €5 million ($6.8 million), will be designed to convert wind power into hydrogen that can be ...
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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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Isle of Wight aims for net energy exports by 2020 in EcoIsland sustainability ...
Renewable Energy Focus
ITM Power is providing energy storage and clean fuel production in the form of hydrogen for commercial and private vehicles. (It has recently operated a hydrogen vehicle/refuelling trial with Vestas Wind Systems, which has a facility on the island.) ...
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Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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A first as hydrogen-hybrid power station commissioned
Renewable Energy Magazine (press release)
This technology is also important for the energy sector, because it enables the storage of wind energy and the smooth feed-in of power from wind farms into the grid. As shown in the diagram, the hydrogen-hybrid power station unites for the first time ...
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ET-built generators fueled by plant material, waste
Knoxville News Sentinel
Lenoir City-based Proton Power landed in October the first two customers for its Cellulose to Hydrogen Power system, which utilizes switchgrass, ...

 

Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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Methane proves a promising 'battery' for clean energy
Deutsche Welle
asks Ulrich Zuberbühler, a researcher at the Centre for Solar Energy and Hydrogen Research Baden-Württemberg (ZSW). Zuberbühler has teamed up with the Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology (IWES) and the company Solarfuel to ...
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Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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Story tips from the US Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory ...
EurekAlert (press release)
[Contact: Ron Walli, (865) 576-0226; wallira@ornl.gov] Solar and wind energy could become more viable because of an innovation that produces a hydrogen stream of greater than 99 percent purity without using the more traditional proton-conducting ...
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Everything I need to know about Wood Gas
Power Engineering Magazine
This wood gas can be used extensively for home heaters and also gas powered cars. Technology has proved that plants and larger trees can be utilized to produced renewable energy and for this solar and wind energy is not required to a maximum level. ...
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Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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Newfoundland island helps fuel winds of change
Globe and Mail
Here, on the sleepy island of 600 people, wind power is helping shape Canadian innovation. Ramea is home to one of the world's few wind-hydrogen-diesel energy projects. The $12-million enterprise, led by Nalcor Energy and mainly funded by the ...
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Wind turbines 'a waste of space' says MEP
Scotsman
He will say that he believes the solution is to embrace nuclear power, to boost the energy efficiency of homes and to invest more into developing hydrogen power. Stan Blackley, chief executive of Friends of the Earth Scotland, said: “Struan Stevenson ...
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Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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Support for alternative energy slips in partisan struggle
Washington Post
Support for government investment in alternative energy such as solar, wind and hydrogen power has slipped significantly over the past two years because of partisan polarization. Read related article. Source: The Washington Post-Pew Research Center ...
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Hydrogenics Reports Third Quarter 2011 Results
MarketWatch (press release)
Specifically, the increased interest in Europe for combined wind/hydrogen energy systems that can provide both clean power and reliable electricity is showing real promise. We are focused on a large number of contracts that should show results in the ...
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ITM Power set to offer energy storage for EcoIsland project
The Engineer
For EcoIsland, it will adapt the technology to integrate into the smart grid and take electricity directly from renewable sources, such as wind and solar. Their largest stations can produce 100kg of hydrogen each day, which, according to ITM chief ...
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Google Alert - hydrogen, wind, power

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E.ON AG : E.ON examines options for storing wind power in the German gas grid
4-traders (press release)
E.ON is developing a pilot plant in Falkenhagen in the north east of Germany to convert power from wind energy into hydrogen which can then be stored in the country's gas grid. The company is investing over EUR5 million on the pilot plant and further ...
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E.ON Studying How To Store Wind Power On German Gas Grid
North American Windpower
by NAW Staff on Monday 14 November 2011 E.ON is investing 5 million euros to develop a pilot plant in Falkenhagen, Germany, to convert power from wind energy into hydrogen, which can then be stored on the country's gas grid. ...
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E.ON tests wind-power storage in German gas supply network
Recharge
German utility E.ON has unveiled plans for a €5m ($6.8m) pilot plant that would use wind power to produce hydrogen for storage in the country's existing gas grid. The facility, in Falkenhagen in northeast Germany, will use power from intermittent ...
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ITM Power blows hydrogen price targets
ShareCast
The product is called HFuel and works by taking renewable energy, for instance wind or solar power, and electrolising water to separate the hydrogen from the oxygen. The hydrogen can then be saved and distributed for things that need power, ...
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Steven Mufson: Energy subsidies a failed investment
The News Journal
Moreover, he added, if the broader marketplace hasn't created enough incentives for a new technology such as solar or wind energy to thrive, then loan guarantees or grants will only postpone the death of a company. But Chu isn't the only one who thinks ...
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Cleaner Energy and a Box To Store It In
ThomasNet Industrial News Room
In green energy terms, hydrogen can be produced during times of excess capacity from renewable energy sources such as wind and solar. When the excess capacity ceases and the energy is required, the hydrogen can then be used to power hydrogen fuel cells ...
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Friday, November 11, 2011

Which Wind Markets Will Ride Out The Storm?...and more



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Global Economy Casts Shadow Over Wind's Long-Term Forecast
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Some wind energy markets will see better growth than others in the years to come, as a weak macroeconomic and regulatory outlook may impede long-term wind power growth. According to a report from Make Consulting, a few U.S. markets will see growth as developers make a final dash to capitalize [read more]
China Has Big Plans For Offshore Wind Power, New Report Says
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China will surpass Germany in offshore wind capacity investments by 2018, second only to the U.K., finds a recent report from MarketResearch.com. According to the report, the global offshore wind market will grow from 4.8 GW in 2011 to 80 GW in 2020. Global offshore wind power installed capacity grew [read more]
enXco Nets 450+ MW Of Wind Power O&M Deals
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enXco Service Corp. (eSC), an EDF Energies Nouvelles company, says it has signed a multiyear operations and maintenance (O&M) contract with PacifiCorp, a subsidiary of MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co., to provide O&M services for six wind projects totaling 456 MW. The six projects - Leaning Juniper I (100.5 MW), Glenrock [read more]
Travelers Forms Clean Energy And Technology Practice
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The Travelers Cos. Inc. says it has formed a new practice devoted to clean energy and technology-focused insurance products, as well as risk and claim management resources. Travelers says its new Clean Energy & Technology Practice brings together all of the company's existing clean energy and technology practice areas, providing [read more]

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Report: Global Wind Power Capacity To Top 560 GW By 2017
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Despite the global economic recession, wind turbine deployment activity remains strong, and installations will represent a $153 billion global industry by 2017, up from $77 billion in 2011, according to a new report from Pike Research. From the period between 2011 and 2017, global cumulative investment in new wind power [read more]
Greenwich Wind Energy Project Now Complete In Ontario
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Renewable Energy Systems Canada Inc. (RES Canada), a developer and construction provider for renewable energy projects in Canada and an affiliate of RES Americas, has completed the Greenwich Wind Energy Project, located on the northern shore of Lake Superior, in Ontario. The 99 MW project is a limited partnership that [read more]
Henkel Releases New Adhesive For Wind Turbine Applications
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Henkel has introduced a new polyurethane adhesive designed to prevent crack propagation on wind blades and deliver long-term structural integrity on turbine assemblies. According to Henkel, Macroplast UK 1340 is the first polyurethane adhesive to be approved by Germanischer Lloyd (GL). The GL requirements primarily relate to an adhesive's tensile [read more]
Akin Gump's Renewable Energy Practice Adds New Partner
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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP says Baird Fogel has joined the firm as a partner in its project finance and renewable energy practice in San Francisco. Fogel's practice will focus on energy project development, construction, finance, mergers and acquisitions, compliance, commercial transactions, corporate governance, commercial settlement and general [read more]
MAG Introduces New Sidehead Option For Manufacturers
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Machine tool and systems company MAG says it has introduced a new sidehead option on its vertical turning centers that can be used to produce parts for the energy/power industry. The new side option utilizes a 10 square-inch ram to deliver 7,600 pounds' thrust from the optimum angle for efficient [read more]
Renewable Energy Siting Process Gets Boost From New Mapping Tool
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The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), has released a mapping tool that allows renewable energy developers to identify sites less likely to interfere with the DOD's mission-readiness activities and environmentally sensitive areas. According to the NRDC, the Renewable Energy and Defense [read more]
Citing Economic Weakness In Key Markets, Vestas Abandons 2015 Sales Goal
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Citing "economic difficulties in the Western economies," Ditlev Engel, president and CEO of Denmark-based turbine manufacturer Vestas, took steps to reduce company costs in the face of uncertainty in several key markets, including the U.S. Vestas says it will reduce its fixed costs globally by at least 150 million euros [read more]
EWEA: Wind Power Alone Could Meet 31% Of EU's Emissions-Reduction Target
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Wind power could meet 31% of the European Union's (EU) goal of reducing emissions by 20% by 2020, the European Wind Energy Association reports. If emissions avoided by other renewable electricity technologies are included, the equivalent of almost half (48%) of the EU's target of reducing emissions by 20% will [read more]
Renewable Energy Transmission Line Developer Seeking Negotiated Rate Authority
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Houston-based Clean Line Energy Partners says it has filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) seeking negotiated rate authority for its Rock Island transmission project, a 500-mile overhead high-voltage direct-current transmission line that would run from northwest Iowa to an area near Morris, Ill. According to Clean [read more]
MISO Board Committee Gets Behind Transmission Expansion Plan
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The system planning committee of the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Inc.'s board of directors has endorsed the MISO Transmission Expansion Plan 2011 (MTEP11), a long-term regional plan that recommends $6.5 billion in electric grid infrastructure investments, including transmission for wind energy. MTEP11 recommends 215 new projects, including 16 multi-value [read more]
Financing Completed For 272 MW Quebec Wind Farm
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Boralex, Gaz Metro Limited Partnership and Valener have closed a C$725 million nonrecourse project financing for their 272 MW Seigneurie de Beaupe wind farm, located northeast of Quebec City, Boralex has announced. The wind farm, which features 126 Enercon wind turbines, is scheduled to be commissioned by December 2013 and [read more]
Romax Technology Updates Gearbox Software
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Romax Technology says it has released an updated version of its gearbox analysis software specifically for wind turbine drivetrains. According to Romax, the updated software includes productivity and feature enhancements, including the Concept Modeller option, which allows the analysis of the basic properties required to evaluate many gearbox design concepts [read more]

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