Wind Power Videos

Computer simulation of how the windflip offshore wind turbine installation vessel works to create an offshore wind park.

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Ever wondered how an offshore wind farm is constructed out at sea? Well here is the Mayflower Resolution, a vessel that is used in the construction of offshore wind farms.

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Professor Seamus Garvey shows us the scale of his very large wind turbines. Using a different technology which also utilises gravity, the design calls for very large blade lengths to work properly. He also compares his scheme to conventional wind turbines.

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An engineering student describes how he has built a system to create usable electricity from wind power.

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Anthony Pascoe, CEO of Lend Lease Ventures tells us about their $100m investment fund that focuses on clean technology. He goes on to explain why Lend Lease is interested in this arena, in particular the areas of energy, water and building technologies and why they are investing in emerging growth companies with viable commercial technologies.

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A new concept in rootop wind turbines. Once developed, the estimaged cost will be $700 per unit, with 5 units being enough to power a typical house.

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This video by Zero Carbon Australia discusses the plan to repower Australia with 100% Renewable Energy in order to combat climate change and safeguard Australia's environment for generations to come.

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The Enesco/FPL Wind Farm in Tehachapi California in action.

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The hybrid wind and solar system designed by UGE and Self Energy Pacific exceeds performance expectations, facilitating communication services during difficult conditions without diesel generator backup.

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Bronwyn Fox, a senior lecturer at Deakin University tells us about the the importance of composite materials in the areas of aerospace, automotive and alternative energy. In particular how they have been used to create lighter weight parts which reduces the impact on the environment.

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This video shows how Washington is becoming a green state. They feel that they are leading the clean technology revolution both with the development of technologies and initiatives, as well as their commitment to reducing energy consumption, reducing their carbon footprint and developing alternative energy sources. The commitment extends from government, right through to industry, where they are looking to develop technologies for sale to the rest of the world.

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Wind turbine self destructing

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