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Urban planning – Wind Comfort Analysis
Buildings may have a large impact on the local wind in urban areas and the way it is experienced by people. Facades can lead wind from up high down to street level as well as accelerate it around building corners, causing high wind speeds and undesired turbulence....
New colleague in Norway!
We are very pleased to introduce you to our new colleague Sigurd Yngvar Ekern who joined the Kjeller Vindteknikk team this spring! Sigurd has a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and statistics, with additional courses in programming. He will mainly be working with our...
Winterwind 2022
Today (20.04), the international conference Winterwind kicks off, and Kjeller Vindteknikk has no less than 5 presentaions! Today: Mona Kurppa: "Validation of icing loss forecasts with SCADA data" Sigbjørn Grini: "Calibration icing forecasts using realtime SCADA data"...
Latest results presented at WindEurope conference in Bilbao next week!
We are presenting our latest wind energy results at WindEurope 2022 conference during 5-7th of April: Validation of energy yield assessments in Nordics (oral presentation) Forecasting of icing impacts on energy production and safety (poster) Lidar measurements:...
Kjeller Vindteknikk to deliver Turkey’s Ice and Wind Load Maps to TEİAŞ together with Eltemtek + video
Together with Eltemtek, Kjeller Vindteknikk has the privilege to create both ice and wind load maps for Turkey. These maps will be used by the Turkish transmission system operator Türkiye Elektrik İletim A.Ş. (TEİAŞ) for planning and designing the transmission lines...
Kjeller measures winds for +1500 MW of Metsähallitus onshore and offshore wind energy projects
Finnish state-owned enterprise Metsähallitus has chosen Kjeller Vindteknikk as their preferred partner based on a thorough tendering process for measuring the wind conditions at two planned wind farm sites in Finland with total capacity exceeding 1500 MW. The focus of...
Case study: Air quality monitoring in Lillestrøm, Norway
The first year of high-quality operative measurements of air pollutants in Lillestrøm, Norway is over and it’s time to judge the air quality in 2021. The overall levels of particles were safe, but high concentrations are monitored during the coldest winter weeks,...
New position available at our Norwegian office
Kjeller Vindteknikk has a new open position for a computer scientist. Read more and apply here
Kjeller wind atlas shows best performance in Finland
An accurate wind atlas is one of the most important data sources in project development of new wind farm sites.