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Windfit Data Studio, the tool that will answer all your questions Complementing our two other Windfit Analysis features (see articles here and here), today is time to introduce you to our brand-new Windfit Data Studio. How it works Our new Windfit Data Studio allows users to pull information from all data sources within Windfit. This means that users can study and compare different data sets, in different visual formats, and all in one single user-friendly dashboard. The data sources available …

Windfit Sector Analysis, or how my turbines are doing against the local conditions. Making electricity out of thin air is no easy feat. The wind is a largely changing source of energy. Sometimes it blows, sometimes it doesn’t. The uncertainty of wind is not new. Sometimes it comes from the East, sometimes from the West. Sometimes turbulent, sometimes stable. And wind farms are complex systems, as they actually interact and become part of the same wind: see our wake effects …

We designed the AEP calculator, a tool that finally shows you a path to combine complex information from multiple datasets to precisely estimate the change in performance on a turbine. The AEP Calculator, the go-to tool to identify and quantify changes on turbine performance Changes in performance coming from different events, such as corrections (previously diagnosed by Windfit), like a yaw misalignment or rotor imbalance, a parameter change on the controller, or a turbine upgrade (both hardware and software), occur …