Women in the Wind Industry
Herman K. Trabish: May 13, 2013
“It is going to take all the talent we can find and the best ideas that are out there.”
“It is going to take all the talent we can find and the best ideas that are out there.”
Everything from the blades to the transmission lines is changing.
GE did 6+ gigawatts in 2012—but the entire 2013 market may only be 4 gigawatts.
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Manufacturers have orders and developers have bank financing. Wind is back.
The wind industry provided a noticeable boost for the U.S. economy in 2012.
GE and Siemens boomed while Vestas, Goldwind and Sinovel faltered.
“There are certainly a lot more questions.”
Can China’s wind sector overcome a lack of transmission with new technology?
Looking for available transmission, Chinese developers went off-shore and to higher elevations.
The golden age of renewable energy financing is over.
Record-breaking numbers at competitive prices
The wind industry is getting a little bit closer to being prepared for an incentive-free environment.
New innovations in turbines for low wind speeds are helping the sector become “highly mature.”