Pressure Vessels

Pressure Vessels 21 Sep 2022

Cryomotive 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.

Pressure Vessels 20 Sep 2022

Business 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.

Wind/Energy 19 Sep 2022

Nordex 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.

Pressure Vessels 16 Sep 2022

New 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.

Construction 15 Sep 2022

CAMX 2022 exhibit preview: Olin Epoxy

Olin Epoxy offers a portfolio of epoxy systems for challenging applications. Litestone, Voraforce and Airstone aim to resolve problems and support customers’ business growth.

Wind/Energy 14 Sep 2022

North Sea countries target 260 GW of offshore wind energy; onshore wind shows reduced CO2 in U.S.

Nine EU countries agree to increased installations by 2050 for reduced CO2, a goal proven by a U.S. energy report, citing highest reductions in wind belt states.

Pressure Vessels 9 Sep 2022

Siemens Gamesa wins U.S. ban on GE wind turbines in patent dispute

Boston judge blocks sales of GE Halide-X offshore wind turbines, allows use in existing U.S. projects.

Pressure Vessels 6 Sep 2022

CAMX 2022 exhibit preview: Gerster TechTex

Gerster TechTex’s gussets/corner reinforcements and fillers are intended to reinforce the corners of composite parts in automotive, wind and sports industries.

Pressure Vessels 2 Sep 2022

Baltic Sea countries sign declaration for additional offshore wind commitment

Eight countries in the Baltic Sea region are to increase current 2.8-GW capacity to 19.6 GW by 2030 and enable cross-border cooperation to facilitate offshore wind expansion.