This week in our AWETRAIN supervisor interview series, we wrap up with Kitepower, interviewing Sweder Reuchlin, Claudio Vergara, and Johannes Peschel on the role of industry in advancing airborne wind energy.
This week in our AWETRAIN supervisor interview series, we feature Roland Schmehl, Roland Ortt, and Linda Kamp from TU Delft – Delft University of Technology, a global leader in airborne wind energy research and the cradle of spin-offs such as Kitepower and Mozaero.
This week in our AWETRAIN supervisor interview series, we spoke with Michael McWilliam, Matti Koivisto, Mark Kelly, David Philipp Rudolph, and Mac Gaunaa from DTU – Technical University of Denmark’s Department of Wind and Energy Systems, one of the world’s leading wind energy research institutions.
In this week’s AWETRAIN supervisor interview series, we spoke with Kristian Petrick (Secretary General) and Stefanie Thoms (Central Network Manager) from Airborne Wind Europe (AWEU), the European association representing the airborne wind energy sector.
This week in our AWETRAIN supervisor interview series, we spoke with Professors Lorenzo Fagiano and Alessandro Croce from Politecnico di Milano, one of the leading universities shaping research and training in airborne wind energy.
This time we spoke with Christoph M. Hackl and Stephanie Uhrig from Munich University of Applied Sciences (HM). This is the second article of a series based on interviews with AWETRAIN supervisors.
We spoke with Thomas Hårklau and Espen Oland of Kitemill, an industrial partner in AWETRAIN. This is the first article of a series based on interviews with AWETRAIN supervisors.
As part of the AWETRAIN project, Kitepower is contributing to the training of the next generation of Airborne Wind Energy specialists, while advancing research focused on the operational readiness of this emerging renewable technology.
In their recently presented coalition agreement, the conservative CDU/CSU alliance and the Social Democrats (SPD) have declared explicit support for airborne wind energy.
Kitepower has reached an exciting new milestone at their test site in Ireland, successfully completing 3,400 flight cycles in just 79 days, with a record-breaking 800 cycles achieved in a single period
The Airborne Wind Energy Training for Industrialization Network (AWETRAIN) has officially launched with a two-day online kick-off meeting on 2-3 December 2024.
On 13 November 2024, three EU sister projects joinlty presented the future of wind energy data, the collaborative WindLab Knowledge & Data Hub.