Sentences with phrase «mw machines»

GE Renewable Energy continues to invest in this robust technology and has introduced its new 127m rotor available for 2.2 MW to 2.5 MW machines along with 2.9 GW of commitments; proof that GE's 2 MW platform will continue to be part of the company's growing presence in North America.

Our 3 MW machines share drivetrain and electrical system architecture, with each of those systems being scaled and upgraded for improved performance and greater energy production, as compared to previous models.

Even though 1 MW machines are eligible, he said the program typically focuses on machines around the 100 kW range.

Goldwind and Sinovel are working on 6 MW turbines, while Shanghai Electric is developing a 5 MW machine.

Called Maglarp, the prototype 3 - MW machine had 37 - meter - long blades.

The spar foundations, built at Navantia's yard in Fene, Spain, are shorter and slimmer — and less expensive — than the original hull, designed and fabricated by French contractor Technip at its Pori yard in Finland; and the turbine on the new model is almost three times as powerful as the 2.3 MW machine, delivered by Siemens, that was used on the flagship unit.

Not exact matches

And General Electric Co. is working on a turbine that could be as big as 15 MW — five times larger than existing offshore machines.

The 7 MW Vestas V164 turbine has more than double the capacity of the biggest offshore machines today, which are 3 MW.

Even so, simply scaling up the current Sunway system to exascale is impractical, as the resulting machine would require on the order of 150 MW, enough to power thousands of homes.

RedT Energy has been selected to provide a 0.6 MW / 3MWh system which will be taken from its recently finalised third generation of flow machines.

Enhanced variable nameplate machine from 2.2 MW to 2.5 MW offers the flexibility to meet a variety of needs in capacity factor, noise, and operating life for low to medium wind speed applications

The turbine sizes the CIP funding targets are machines from 1 kW up to 1 MW, according to Gillman.

The engineers are now completing a scaled - down, 1 MW version of the machine and will test it in July at the Southwest Research Institute.

There has been a steady growth in the size and output of wind turbines, now available with capacities of up to 5 MW for offshore machines.

Project developer Pilot Offshore Resource still plans to bring its 50MW Kincardine floating project off Aberdeen, also in Scotland, online this year or next, although with a different turbine than the 6.2 MW Senvion machine that was originally planned.

Furthermore, the authorsí claim that the new, large diameter 1.5 MW windmills will achieve higher CFs may simply reflect the fact that windmill manufacturers are now offering machines with larger diameter blades for a given generator size.

And each 5 MW turbine is a 30 year lifespan money making machine for whoever buys it.