Duke Energy Renewables Talks Bat Conservation and Deterrent Technology JUNE 10, 2020 | BY NRG TEAM VOICES | ENGINEERING + TECHNOLOGY In June 2019, Duke Energy Renewables announced that they would install NRG Systems’ Bat Deterrent Systems on 255 wind turbines at their Los Vientos wind projects in Starr County, Texas – the first commercial installation of the
Rethinking Operational Hub-Height Measurements: Doppler Lidar as Met Mast JUNE 19, 2020 | BY BRITTANY GOOD | ENGINEERING + TECHNOLOGY Utility-scale wind plants require a reference meteorological dataset for many different applications – the plants’ operators use this information to verify and monitor turbine performance and grid distributors typically have requirements for power generation forecasts. These crucial datasets
Siemens Gamesa Expands Installation Support for NRG Systems’ Bat Technology JULY 20, 2020 | PRESS RELEASES Hinesburg, Vermont, USA – NRG Systems, Inc., a designer and manufacturer of smart technologies for a range of wind, solar, and meteorological applications, announced today that Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) is providing installation support for its Bat Deterrent Systems. To date, the
Solar Energy Investments Smart grid technology will bring together the advancements in the IT and Telecommunications sector – embedded sensing, computing and ubiquitous communications – to deliver a safer, more efficient and more resilient energy system. Not dissimilar to the Internet, this Smart grid will act as a backbone infrastructure, enabling a suite of
Smart Grid Investments Smart grid technology will bring together the advancements in the IT and Telecommunications sector – embedded sensing, computing and ubiquitous communications – to deliver a safer, more efficient and more resilient energy system. Not dissimilar to the Internet, this smart grid will act as a backbone infrastructure, enabling a suite of
SEC Smart Metering Smart grid technology will bring together the advancements in the IT and Telecommunications sector – embedded sensing, computing and ubiquitous communications – to deliver a safer, more efficient and more resilient energy system. Not dissimilar to the Internet, this smart grid will act as a backbone infrastructure, enabling a suite of
