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The GIGAN project was launched in September 2020 within the framework of European fundings for SMEs, granted by the Eurostars program, with the aim of designing a new hardware-software solution capable of addressing the operation and maintenance challenges that wind farms are facing today in scenarios of life extension and performance improvement.

Motivated by the growing demand for advanced wind measurement and monitoring solutions, Nabla Guardian, the latest version of the Nabla Analytics, combines cutting-edge technologies to provide a real and tangible answer to market needs.

This strategic partnership will provide Nabla Wind Hub with the opportunity to expand and strengthen its market reach for Re-rotoring solutions in India, and to leverage it on an international scale.

Nabla Wind Hub is proud to share the collaboration between eTa Blades, its Italian subsidiary and composite manufacturer, and AYRO, the French industrial start-up that recently successfully equipped the Canopée vessel with four Oceanwings®, making it the first hybrid industrial cargo ship powered by wind.

One of the key points in the pre-construction and financial closure phase in the wind industry is to outline the long-term production, where the annual production degradation factor becomes critical. There is a set of measures to mitigate this degradation that includes CMSs, the use of drones with advanced optics and thermography for the care of the rotor, as the use of advanced high-precision anemometry, which is the main topic to this article.

In celebration of the World Environmental Day and Global Wind Day taking place this month of June, from Nabla Wind Hub we wanted to explore and share five crucial principles we believe the wind industry must embrace to become responsible guardians of the environment.