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Kenneth Carter

Birmingham
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The digital backbone for complex, flexible clean-energy portfolios

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By Kenneth Carter
| Wind Systems Magazine Verified
When observing a wind farm from a distance, it’s very easy to be lulled into the assumption that these gently spinning giants are part of a simple execution: wind to blade to generator to power. However, these massive machines — along with other renewable energy systems — are anything but simple, and it takes innovative algorithms and software to handle the day-to-day complexities.
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Providing Advanced Asset Protection

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By Kenneth Carter
| Wind Systems Magazine Verified
Let’s start with the obvious: Today’s wind turbines are enormous. Keeping them turning and creating power throughout their lifetime can sometimes be a bit more … complicated. There are many checks and balances and necessary equipment needed to perform that complex task, but nothing may be more essential than the lubricants within the turbine itself.
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Critical technologies for the wind industry

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By Kenneth Carter
| Wind Systems Magazine Verified
The converter and control systems contained within every wind turbine are essentially the brain and the heart of the asset, converting variable-frequency electricity into grid-compatible power, all while maintaining the speed, blade pitch, and yaw to capture the maximum amount of energy while ensuring the safety of the turbine. It’s a complicated bit of engineering, one that KK Group has been performing for the wind industry for decades.
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