NRG Systems spoke with Energy3, an authorized, New Zealand-based NRG dealer, to learn more about their remote power solutions, how their designs have evolved over time, and how these systems can enhance a Windcube Lidar deployment.
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This August, Technical Support Specialist Natalie Babij traveled to China to meet with a number of NRG Systems’ valued customers. In the following Q+A, she discusses her travels as well as the current state of the renewable energy industry in China and where it’s headed.
Thanks to a 1 Kw PV plant installed by the Mendoza Division of Argentina’s National Technological University, climbers at Camp Confluencia in Argentina now have access to clean, potable water and power.
This July, NRG Systems teamed up with longtime partner Leosphere to host a one-day seminar in Moscow. The goal of the event was to introduce NRG and its range of products and services to Russia’s fledgling renewable energy industry.
On May 22, Renewable NRG Systems announced that it has changed its name to NRG Systems. We feel our new name better represents the scope and breadth of our product offerings and services, all of which aid us in our mission to shape our future with smart technologies for global resource sustainability and climate challenges.
On April 29, a group of RNRG employees traveled from Vermont to Washington, D.C. to attend the People’s Climate March.
After careful consideration and planning, Renewable NRG Systems (RNRG) has decided to discontinue the manufacture and sale of the SymphoniePLUS3 Data Logger (effective July 1, 2017).
On February 27, Dwyer Haney, the Product Manager for Renewable NRG Systems’ (RNRG) Turbine Control Solutions line, participated in a panel at the AWEA Wind Project O&M and Safety Conference in San Diego, California.
For the past ten years, Texas Controls has played a crucial role in growing Renewable NRG Systems’ (RNRG) presence in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
This October, Dave and Barry spent two weeks in China—a trip that brought them from Beijing to Nansan Island, Zhanjiang, Guangdong province and eventually to the Puding county, Anshun, Guizhou province in the country’s southwestern region. The purpose of the visit was two-fold: to install Hybrid XTs on two existing turbines in vastly differently environments, and to attend the 2016 China WindPower Conference.