Edinburgh Airport Pioneers Sustainable Aviation with Innovative Wind Power Technology

Edinburgh Airport is pioneering sustainable energy by installing innovative wind panels, developed by Katrick Technologies and Bosch, directly on its airfield. This project, part of the airport’s Greater Good sustainability strategy, complements its existing solar farm and sets a new standard for green aviation. The compact wind panels, designed for restricted spaces, are expected to significantly reduce the airport’s carbon footprint.

ZF Wind Power Achieves 50 GW Gearbox Production Milestone in India

ZF Wind Power, a leading gearbox supplier, has announced the production of 50 GW of gearbox capacity at its Coimbatore facility, solidifying its commitment to India’s renewable energy goals. The company’s investment in expanding production capacity highlights its strategic role in shaping India’s wind energy landscape and its ambition to support the nation’s target of doubling wind power capacity by 2030.

Thermal Energy Storage Market to Grow at CAGR of 9.61% from 2024-2028

The global thermal energy storage market is expected to grow from 2024-2028, with a CAGR of almost 9.61%. This growth is due to the increasing demand for renewable electricity capacity, investments in renewables, and the need to meet Paris Climate targets. Thermal energy storage systems play a crucial role in the renewable energy sector, particularly in addressing the intermittency challenges of solar and wind power. These systems enable the conversion of excess renewable energy into heat, which can be later used for power generation during peak demand or supply chain disruptions.

TransAlta Cancels Riplinger Wind Power Project Due to Government Regulations

TransAlta has canceled its Riplinger wind power project near Cardston, Alberta, citing new provincial government rules that restrict development near protected areas and pristine viewscapes. The company has also placed three other renewable energy projects on hold pending a redesign of the province’s electricity market. This is the second setback this week for low-carbon energy generation in Alberta, following Capital Power’s cancellation of a $2.4 billion carbon capture and storage project.

Vestas Wind Systems: Strong Demand Drives Recovery, but Risks Linger

Vestas Wind Systems, a leading player in the wind turbine manufacturing industry, has experienced significant improvement in its operating margins and profitability in fiscal 2023. This surge is primarily attributed to the rising demand for wind power plants, leading to higher prices and increased revenue. The company’s positive performance is expected to continue in fiscal 2024, driven by record-high order intake and a strong backlog. However, Vestas faces several risks, including macroeconomic challenges such as high interest rates and intensifying competition from Chinese companies.

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