Teaching ‘selfish’ wind turbines to share can boost productivity

September 22, 2022 In the media

Research led by Michael Howland (Civil and Environmental Engineering) shows that coordinating the orientation of turbines on a wind farm can reduce the wake effect and boost energy production.

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