Wind farms benefit from strong 'rivers of air' in lower atmosphereStrong airflows in the lower atmosphere, so-called ‘low-level jets’, have an impact on the performance of wind farms. The height at which this jet moves, makes the difference: does it flow above the turbines, at the level of the turbines or even below? This determines if all turbines benefit from it, or just the front row, researchers of the University of Twente demonstrate in their paper in the Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy.Read more
Campus Talks S02E02: The Earth is heating up, but the University of Twente is not standing idly byWe can’t ignore the fact that humanity is having a major impact on this planet. Our use of fossil fuels is causing the Earth to heat up, and biodiversity has also taken a hit. This is all deeply troubling but, as Campus Talks (the University of Twente’s talk show) will reveal on 2 March, there is still hope. For example, satellite images can help us to restore natural environments, data centres are becoming increasingly energy efficient, and students are doing everything they can to make their residences more sustainable.Read more
Wind farms benefit from strong 'rivers of air' in lower atmosphere
Campus Talks S02E02: The Earth is heating up, but the University of Twente is not standing idly by
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