Catch the Wind provides update on trial program with Nebraska Public Power District
Posted on: Tuesday, 14 July 2009, 06:00 CDT
"Developing integration capabilities for the Vindicator(R) LWS represents a significant milestone," said
As part of the test phase, Catch the Wind is now progressing with the integration of a Vindicator(R) LWS unit to control a working turbine located at NPPD's Ainsworth Wind Energy Facility located near
The trial program, which is designed to evaluate how using forward measurement of wind speed and direction to optimally align wind turbines with the approaching wind can reduce the off-axis stress loads on turbines, is expected to be completed by
As announced previously, the trial program is taking place at the NPPD's Ainsworth Wind Energy Facility. The facility has 36 large wind turbines, each capable of generating up to 1.65 megawatts of energy, for a combined total of 59.4 megawatts. Based on average annual consumption, a 60-megawatt wind facility can generate enough electricity to serve approximately 19,000 homes.
Additional details on the trial program, including images of the Vindicator(R) LWS mounted on top of a turbine nacelle at the NPPD's Ainsworth Wind Energy Facility, can be found at www.catchthewindinc.com.
About Catch the Wind Ltd.
Catch the Wind Ltd. is a high-growth technology company headquartered in
Catch the Wind serves the commercial market sector for laser based wind sensor systems, recognized as the "gold standard" in wind measurement. The company is focused on becoming a major contributor in making clean, renewable wind energy more affordable and profitable. For more information, visit www.catchthewindinc.com.
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Source: PR Newswire
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