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The change is in the sea

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What is the future of wind turbines?

The future of wind turbines is to continue to grow in both height and blade size to become more efficient and powerful machines. Having fewer wind turbines in a wind farm means better logistics, fewer obstacles, less maintenance and lower energy costs. In addition, the higher the altitude, the higher the quality of the wind. Therefore, wind turbines at sea (offshore) are more powerful than those on land (onshore).
History of Wind Energy
History of Wind Energy

The history of wind energy has been shaped by the contribution of scientists and engineers who have devoted their professional lives to this renewable energy source. Thanks to them, wind turbines have developed incredibly and have become one of the most important sources of renewable energy in the world.

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Technology

Wind turbine technology has evolved dramatically in recent years.

Sustainability

Wind turbines do not produce gases that are harmful to the environment.

Power

Wind turbines have become huge multi-megawatt wind giants.

Welcome to Wind Power Plus

On this website you will find everything about wind energy. You will be able to read articles about wind resources, aerodynamics of wind turbines, electrical and electronic system, control, wind farms and their integration to the electrical system. In addition to the use of programs to perform simulations of the Wind Energy Conversion System (WECS).

Wind Energy: The force of the wind

Wind energy has been used since ancient times, from the Phoenicians, Egyptians and Chinese to the present day. It has evolved from vertical axis machines for grinding grain and pumping water to horizontal axis machines for producing electrical energy. In 1887, American inventor Charles F. Brush built the first multi-blade wind turbine. Sometime later, in 1899, Danish physicist Poul la Cour managed to improve the performance of the wind turbine by realizing that reducing the number of rotor blades increased electricity production. From then on, wind turbines continued to evolve, increasing in both height and blade diameter. From the first 1.25 MW wind turbine installed in 1941, to today’s 12 MW wind turbines and 17 MW prototypes for offshore installation. Undoubtedly, wind energy will be the key renewable energy source for the transition to a modern, sustainable and zero carbon energy system.

What will you find on this site?

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Wind energy news

The development of wind power technology is urgently needed to address the climate change the world is facing. Change is in the wind.
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Wind Energy Blog

Articles on wind resources, aerodynamics, mechanical system, electrical system, power electronics, control systems, etc.
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Simulations

Simulations in various programs applied to wind energy.
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