News from applied energy research
First wind energy test field in mountainous terrain worldwide approved
Here, researchers can optimise the plant engineering and control system of wind turbines for use in complex terrain.
moreSolar Decathlon Europe teams present their ideas
The European university competition for sustainable building and living in the city is entering the next round.
moreDetermining the impact of wind turbines on flight navigation systems
Researchers are developing a forecasting tool that calculates the impact of wind turbines on aviation navigation aids.
moreLiving Lab in Former Coal-Mining Region: TransUrban Launches in NRW
Many district heating networks in North Rhine-Westphalia run at high temperatures of approx. 100 °C or higher.
moreWhy international standards for solar power plant components are important
Smooth power plant operation requires binding guidelines for the construction of mirrors or receivers.
moreMeasuring rotor blades from a distance
An innovative measurement concept will in future support the servicing of wind turbines. This will also help to further optimise the plant design.
moreNexWafe plans gigawatt factory in Bitterfeld
With its alternative wafer manufacturing process, the company aims to enter into mass production of photovoltaics in 2022.
moreRecycling of offshore plants and photovoltaic modules
Wind turbines and photovoltaic modules have a limited lifetime. A number of projects are looking at how the components can be recycled.
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