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May 2025
Meeting energy demand in the U.S.
With strong policy support, a skilled workforce, and a growing project pipeline, wind power will continue to play a critical role in meeting the country’s rising energy needs.
Maximizing offshore wind farm efficiency
Reducing downtime and costs through advanced monitoring and remote solutions.
April 2025
Transferable skills and renewables
As the demand for clean, sustainable energy sources increases, in-demand transferable skills can help with a career in the renewable energy industry.
Keeping renewables running smoothly
The development of innovative technology will help ensure wind and solar energy operates efficiently and economically as their need continues to grow globally.
March 2025
Components and Technicians: Big parts to play
High in the air, often miles offshore, component experts need a complex raft of skills to serve the wind-energy market.
Drone inspections can prevent million-dollar lightning losses
The shift toward drone-based lightning protection system inspections represents more than just an operational upgrade – it is a fundamental evolution in how wind-energy infrastructure is safeguarded against one of its most persistent threats.
February 2025
Offshore Wind: Cutting costs in half, tripling component life span, and increasing installation rate
New lower weight noncorrosive structural materials and efficient new production methods will result in producing and placing offshore wind turbines at a rate of 50 units per year all at a significantly reduced cost compared to current practices.
Implementing smart helideck monitoring systems
As offshore wind farms push into deeper waters and more challenging environments, integrating advanced monitoring and forecasting systems will bring substantial safety and efficiency benefits.
January 2025
Achieving bankability with wind Lidar
Although the use of Lidar for collecting wind measurement data has become more widespread, the makers of the technology hope to convince the industry that it can be used as a standalone alternative to traditional wind-measurement methods such as met masts.
Detecting cracks in turbine bolts
Using an ultrasonic phased array element arrangement method based on the Fermat spiral array can help ensure the safe and reliable service of key wind-turbine components and promote the technological development of the wind-power industry.
A lasting and multi-faceted legacy
Media Solutions president and CEO had a talent for transforming challenges into opportunities – becoming a successful, well-respected leader in the B2B publishing world.