Below are stories about manufacturing featured by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Wind Energy Technologies Office.
The Department of Energy’s Wind Vision report assesses the potential economic and social benefits of a study scenario where U.S. wind power...
According to a survey of 163 of the world’s foremost wind power experts, continued advancements in wind energy technology are anticipated to reduce...
An advanced modeling tool funded by the Energy Department is now available to help offshore wind plant developers, wind turbine original equipment...
Continued low wind energy prices highlighted in annual state-of-the-industry market reports
Accomplishing a significant milestone, researchers from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory have successfully replicated...
The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) recently awarded Pika Energy of Westbrook, Maine, with a third...
Offshore wind energy could potentially play a significant role in helping the United States obtain an energy portfolio composed of clean, renewable...
The Energy Department today announced the selection of two organizations to develop larger wind turbine blades that can take advantage of better...
New report shows how the United States can unlock the vast potential for wind energy deployment through next-generation turbines.
Flaws in wind turbine blades emanating from the manufacturing process are an important factor in blade reliability. To reduce uncertainty in the...
DOE’s Atmosphere to Electrons initiative has identified the evolution of wakes in turbulent inflow as a key physical process affecting power...
NREL completed the assembly and began testing a new drivetrain design that can increase reliability, improve efficiency, and reduce the cost of...
A DOE study demonstrates that wind power forecasts can be improved substantially using data collected from tall towers, remote sensors, and other...
To meet the wind deployment goals described in DOE’s new Wind Vision Report, the United States will require an expanded and highly qualified...
