NRG Systems turns 40 this year. We began as a small company making wind measurement instruments out of a garage in Vermont. Today. we offer hardware, software, and services for all stages of utility-scale wind and solar development.
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The following poster presentation was part of the WindEurope 2022 Annual Event. Presented by NRG's Lead Data Scientist, Alexandra Arntsen, Ph.D., the poster focuses on the work NRG Systems has done alongside Vortex to create a unique solution to augment remotely sensed data from direct-detect Lidar with that from a large eddy simulation (LES).
This latest release is automatically available to all NRG Cloud users and introduces numerous usability enhancements, including remote configuration support for SymphoniePRO Data Loggers, expanded email notifications, and data resampling for improved visualization load times.
IEA Wind Task 43 is working to help the wind industry navigate and harness the immense potential of digitalization. We sat down with Michael Purdue, NRG's Vice President, Engineering, and one of IEA Wind Task 43's founding members, to learn more about the committee and its goals for the future.
Earlier in 2021, NRG Systems spent some time with Brittany Stamps, a graduate research assistant studying Wildlife Ecology at Texas State University. Brittany answered questions about her research that focuses on evaluating thermal video of different bat species and their acoustic responses to ultrasonic acoustic deterrent stimuli.
Earlier this year, NRG Systems teamed up with Vortex FDC to perform a validation of GapFill – a tool for Vortex's LES product, which provides data when no measured wind is available (or reliable) to characterize mean flow and turbulence.
The first trial in Asia of NRG’s bat deterrent technology concluded this July, showing reduced bat activity at two ponds in the Philippines while the system was in use.
Version 2021.2 of NRG Cloud introduces basic remote channel configuration, updates to the NRG Cloud APIs, and numerous usability enhancements.
NRG Systems is transitioning from Spidar to our next generation Direct Detect Lidar and as a part of this transition we have discontinued the manufacture and sale of the Spidar Vertical Profiler effective August 2021.
Earlier in 2021, NRG Systems was lucky to spend some time with Emma Guest, a graduate research assistant studying Wildlife Ecology at Texas State University. Emma answered some questions about her research that focuses on evaluating bat species-specific acoustic response to ultrasonic acoustic deterrent stimuli.