Articles about Offshore Wind Research and Development

In some markets, wind power is having significant impacts on the timing and location of electricity prices.

International team examines solutions to make wind systems competitive in the distributed energy market.

Study blows a hole in the theory that wind turbine manufacturers have avoided carbon fiber materials because of their high cost.

Flight-path monitoring aims to determine the effectiveness of ultrasonic acoustic deterrents.

Sandia National Laboratories’ ARROW(e) system brings automated, high-tech wind blade inspections to the field.

Multimegawatt reference turbine expands capabilities to assess technology for ever-larger and lower-cost designs.

Letter from the Wind Energy Technologies Office Director from the Spring 2020 newsletter.

DOE funding opportunity includes integrated additive manufacturing processes for wind turbine blade production.

Selected small businesses are receiving Phase I grants that demonstrate technical feasibility for innovations during the first phase of their research

Series will discuss offshore wind turbine radar interference mitigation strategies and research needs for offshore wind development.