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A new state-of-the-art forecasting system, IceRiskForecast 2.0, has been developed within an public funded R&D project at Kjeller Vindteknikk. IceRiskForecast 2.0 provides the users with insight into the current and upcoming icing events and allows them to make optimal decisions to manage the risk of ice throw and ice fall.

We are very pleased to introduce you to our new Managing Director for Kjeller Vindteknikk AB, Kjeller Vindteknikk’s company in Sweden. Andreas Johansson started 1st of November. Andreas brings a background from various leading wind power related roles during his...

Anne Mette Nodeland represents Kjeller Vindteknikk in Germany at the Spreewindtage conference. Tomorrow at 15.30 she will hold a presentation about how to calculate and manage the risk of ice throw, including a peek at some of our newest developments. You can find her...

We are very pleased to introduce you to our new colleague Mona Kurppa who joined the Kjeller Vindteknikk team this autumn! Mona has a PhD in atmospheric sciences from the University of Helsinki where she researched the role of urban planning on turbulence and the street-level air quality using large-eddy simulation (LES) modelling.

LIDARs (Light Detection and Ranging) are starting to be well known in the many industries as an alternative to traditional meteorological masts. Nevertheless, our clients often ask us: What are the benefits and challenges of using lidars? How do these small, remote...

We are very pleased to introduce you to our two new colleagues, Elektra Kleusberg (left) and Jennie Molinder (right), who joined the Kjeller Vindteknikk team this spring! Jennie has a PhD in meteorology from the university of Uppsala where she worked with modelling...

Wednesday 22nd of September at 13:00, Kjeller Vindteknikk (Norconsult) will organize a new webinar regarding wind farm data analysis. This time, the focus will be on SCADA data from operational wind farms.

We are presenting our latest & coolest  #windenergy results at @WindEurope Technology Workshop during 8-10th of September.

If you are interested in learning more about the risk for ice throw from wind farms, power lines, or other structures, this webinar is for you.