October 2023

The Autumn 2023 issue of Energy Global hosts an array of technical articles focusing on green hydrogen, wind installation technology, blade monitoring solutions, and more. This issue also features a regional report looking at some key renewables projects in Australia.

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A snapshot of Australia's renewables
Jessica Casey, Editor, Energy Global, UK, provides a brief overview of some key renewable projects currently under development in Australia.

Data-driven operation and maintenance
Dr John Coultate, Vice President, Advanced Sensing, ONYX, UK, explores how data driven operation and maintenance can optimise wind turbines.

Improving turbine downtime through fail-safes
Osamu Nohara, Minoru Sakata, Hirofumi Komori, and Kenta Goto, Nabtesco Corporation, Japan, detail new technology developed to help keep yaw devices in wind turbines functioning properly.

All about the blade
Marc Doorduin and Jessica Stump, NOV, look at how to enhance offshore wind turbine blade installation, transport, and logistics.

Safety offshore
Dave Thompson, Director of UK Sales, RMI, outlines the steps that can be taken to ensure the safety and wellbeing of workers in offshore wind.

Why focus on digitisation when there are bigger fish to fry?
Yariv Geller, vHive, dives into the impact of automation and data democratisation on the wind turbine industry.

Powering affordable hydrogen
Nora Han, Head of Hydrogen Product Group, ABB System Drives, examines how the right choice of power supplies can enable more efficient and affordable green hydrogen production.

The race to offshore hydrogen production
Thomas Créach, Lhyfe, France, discusses developments in the production of offshore green hydrogen.

Waste to fuel the future
Patrick Clerens, ESWET, Belgium, considers a sustainable approach to waste management and energy generation.

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