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How digital twins could transform the wind energy industry Polymeric repair: An attractive and convenient solution for damaged wind turbine shafts Light at the end of the wind tunnel for Senvion turbine owners Eddy current probes add flexibility to wind turbine nondestructive testing Wind power was the largest U.S. renewable energy provider in 2019 How digitalization can help the wind industry remain resilient during COVID-19 pandemic Bringing fishing and wind communities together to site U.S. offshore wind projects News See More > American Electric Power approved to develop 1,485 MW of Oklahoma wind projects Investor-owned utility American Electric Power (AEP) is moving forward on 1,485 MW of planned wind projects in Oklahoma. AEP will invest approximately $2 billion in this new renewable energy to serve its Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) and Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) customers. North Central includes three wind generation facilities located in north-central… Atlantic Wind Transfers providing transport for Virginia offshore wind project Ohio board approves construction of Lake Erie offshore wind project Nordex enrolls in DXC Technology’s new incident response application Enel Green Power connects 3 North American wind farms to the grid Featured See More > Is rope-based descent emergency evacuation at the end of its tether? The use of rope-based descent (RBD) systems for emergency evacuation in the wind energy sector could be reduced given the encouraging market response to Evacuator, a fireproof, rapid descent system capable of getting single and multiple crew members working at heights of up to 300 m to safety in an emergency situation. Evacuator can mean… May 2020 Issue: Working with the fishing community to site offshore wind projects Why do bolts loosen? How digital twins could transform the wind energy industry Polymeric repair: An attractive and convenient solution for damaged wind turbine shafts Recent wind power articles By WPED Contributor | May 28, 2020 Is rope-based descent emergency evacuation at the end of its tether? 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By WPED Staff | May 1, 2020 EDF Renewables and Alliant Energy complete 200-MW Iowa wind project By WPED Contributor | April 30, 2020 How digital twins could transform the wind energy industry By WPED Staff | April 30, 2020 Purdue University researchers testing 3D-printed concrete in offshore wind applications By WPED Staff | April 28, 2020 Mortenson begins turbine erection work on 248-MW Oklahoma wind farm By WPED Contributor | April 27, 2020 Polymeric repair: An attractive and convenient solution for damaged wind turbine shafts Read All Articles > Stay up to date with Windpower Engineering & Development Videos Podcasts Webinars EBooks See the magazine! Browse the most current issue of Windpower Engineering & Development and back issues in an easy to use high quality format. Clip, share and download with the leading wind power engineering magazine today. 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