Pressure Vessels
Plant tour: AvCarb, Lowell, Mass., U.S.
Composites are often selected for their structural properties, but at AvCarb, innovation in carbon fiber-based products has driven fuel cell technology advances for decades.
Read MoreHyosung transforms nylon for use as liner in hydrogen fuel tanks
The company has succeeded in developing and using nylon as a core liner material in hydrogen storage vessels, overcoming metal and HDPE liner alternatives.
Read MorePlastic Omnium announces construction of Compiègne hydrogen storage vessel facility
Government-funded future factory will produce 80,000 Type IV storage vessels/year, adds to large contacts for design, production of 700-bar hydrogen vessels.
Read MoreSiemens Gamesa brings RecyclableBlade to onshore wind power projects
Recyclable wind blade is already installed and in full operation at offshore projects, leading Siemens Gamesa toward its goal to produce fully recyclable wind turbines by 2040.
Read MoreVestas expands existing wind blade manufacture partnership with LM Wind Power
Vestas builds upon key partnership, leveraging LM Wind Power’s knowledge, capabilities and global footprint for the design and production of V172-7.2 MW wind turbine blades.
Read MorePlastic Omnium supports development of Safra Hycity hydrogen-powered buses
Passenger transportation retrofit specialist will receive Plastic Omnium’s Type IV high-pressure hydrogen vessels, fuel cell systems, and technical and product launch support.
Read MoreCryomotive to manufacture first CRYOGAS hydrogen storage vessels using Mikrosam winder
Carbon fiber-reinforced composite cryogenic compressed (CcH2) system offers up to 80 kilograms of H2 and 1,000 kilometers of range for heavy-duty truck and bus applications.
Read MoreBusiness Network for Offshore Wind releases fall events lineup
Network will host summits on ports and vessels, grids and transmissions and other events, including an annual Ventus Gala and a Business Forum in collaboration with the DOE.
Read MoreNordex releases N175/6.X turbine with single-piece, 85.7-meter-long blade
The newly designed 6.22-megawatt turbine offers 22% more energy versus predecessors, will start series production in Europe in 2024.
Read MoreNew initiatives launched to expand U.S. offshore wind energy
The White House announced a new goal of 15 GW floating offshore wind energy by 2035, and new R&D funding and programs.
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